Roger Rudick
Recent Posts
Eyes on the Street: Alameda’s New Dining Lanes
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The island city's new social-distancing dining space looks strangely like parking protected bike lanes. Coincidence or a toe-hold for a permanent and safer street design?
Panhandle Protected Bike Lane Burned
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The project appears to be on hold thanks to objections from from the fire department
Do You Feel Safe Riding Bay Area Transit?
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Advocacy groups and agencies talk about COVID safety and transit
Muni Rail Needs Crossing Gates
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It's nice to see Muni taking emergency measures to prevent gridlock, but it's time to talk about signal preemption
California High-Speed Rail Delays a Contract Three Months, LA Times Sees Doom
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"When COVID hit, what we heard back from some of the bidders was that it had caused ripples through financial markets, so they asked for more time to evaluate what those implications are."
Eyes on the Street: Fremont Finishes Best Bikeway in the Bay Area
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Suburban Fremont puts San Francisco, Oakland, etc., on notice: you can build better bike lanes too
Muni Changing Up Rail
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When the subway comes back in August, it'll be a whole lot different
Help Defend High-Speed Rail
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And the LA Times drops more misinformation to back up SoCal lawmakers' anti-HSR money grab
SPUR Talk: Abandon Fares?
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The COVID pandemic has forced AC Transit and Santa Clara VTA to experiment with running transit without charging fares
Bill Would Streamline Transit, Bike, and Ped Projects
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Somewhere along the way California's environmental laws were subverted... S.B. 288 is a another small step towards correcting that
Commentary: Afraid of COVID on Transit? Then Wear Your Damn Mask
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The struggle to convince people transit is safe isn't really about clean trains and buses--it's about changing our culture
BART Begins to Berryessa
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BART and Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) officials held opening ceremonies this morning at the Berryessa and Milpitas BART stations to mark tomorrow's launch of service of the first phase of a $2.3 billion San Jose extension.