Roger Rudick
Recent Posts
Call to Action: For a Better Market Street
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Tuesday is the big vote at SFMTA to get private cars off of San Francisco's main thoroughfare. Advocates want all hands on deck.
It’s Time for an Uber Tax
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Support the "San Francisco, California, Proposition D, Ride-Share Business Tax to Fund Muni, Pedestrian, and Bicycle Services and Infrastructure" measure.
Editorial: At Least Stop Transit Workers from Blocking Bike Lanes
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If we can't even stop transit workers from sh*tting on safety infrastructure, what hope is there for Vision Zero?
Weekend Roundup: Bike Lane Violations, Caltrain Biz Plan, Last Push on Caltrans Bill
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Blocked bike lane day of action, Caltrain plan for BART-like frequencies, Complete Streets bill still sitting on governor's desk
Driver Kills Pedestrian on Foothill Blvd in Oakland
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A hit-and-run motorist kills a women as she crosses Foothill, just four blocks from where a mother and child were killed last April
Eyes on the Street: Progress at 14th/S. Van Ness
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Thanks to the hard work of protesters, SFMTA took some first steps towards stopping a Mission Audi dealership from continuing to flout safety
Open Thread: Are E-Scooters a Distraction from Making Safe Streets?
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13 lbs of plastic, battery, motor and some electronics... and a major distraction from the death and destruction automobiles and trucks continue to rain down on our cities
SPUR Talk: Building Resilient Cities
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Building a rating system for buildings so buyers know it will be usable after a big earthquake
Editorial: Want a Subway? Then Single-Family Zoning Has to Go
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How can one possibly justify putting the M Ocean View into a $3 billion subway tunnel, given current zoning along the line?
Eyes on the Track: SMART’s Larkspur Extension
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The connection to the ferry--and San Francisco--should be operational by the end of the year
Mobility Experts Discuss Uncertain Future
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Are new technologies going to frustrate or help efforts to build more livable cities? Past experience may be key to preventing future mistakes in transportation policy.
Breakthrough on Bay Area Fare Integration
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The region took a major step forward towards a seamless transit system