Roger Rudick
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Advocates Want Bike-Share Caps Removed
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Caps and neighborhood resistance are limiting the availability of new mobility choices
Open Thread: Reality Check on Bus Service and the Salesforce Transit Center
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What if the money had been spent on minor upgrades to stations throughout the East Bay, such as adding arrival signs, benches, and shelters? What if the money were spent on more buses, more drivers, and better bus fleets with comfortable seats and suspensions?
After Recent Deaths, Bike East Bay Renews Call for Safety Fixes
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John Wheeler, Christopher Bunag, Deontae Bush, and Martin Nelis all killed by motorists in just the past few weeks
BART Board Hears Proposed Security Measures
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More cameras, better data management, hardening the system--but opponents fear privacy invasion and police abuses
Sneak Peak at the Salesforce Transit Center
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A look inside San Francisco's new Transbay bus facility
Oakland Police Throw Rich City Rides’s Najari Smith in Jail
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He was riding his bike during an organized ride. A cop asked him to turn down his music. He did. Cop arrested him anyway.
BART General Manager Proposes a ‘Safety and Security Action Plan’
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BART General Manager Grace Crunican will be seeking BART Board approval for a $28 million “comprehensive Safety and Security Action Plan.”
Oakland’s Swift Safety Strategy Coming to Lake Merritt Station
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DOT makes plan for safety fixes around Lake Merritt BART as if lives depend on it
Trying to Find the Truth in the Latest LA Times, NY Times CA High-Speed Rail Pieces
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NYT gives a balanced recap of a troubled project overcoming obstacles. L.A. Times continues its disgraceful tradition of misleading hit-pieces.
SPUR Talk: The Business of Public Transit
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It has customers. It takes in revenue. It provides a service. Public transportation sounds like a business, doesn't it?
Walk SF Urges Mayor to Prioritize Safety
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Advocates want all high-injury streets treated immediately
Bike Coalition Honors Vision Zero Heroes
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Advocates renew commitment to safe streets at last night's annual Golden Wheel Awards