Roger Rudick
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SPUR Talk: Scooters Key to Safer Streets?
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An update on Oakland's positive approach to scooters and giving people more mobility options
Richmond Mayor Fires Back at Marin’s Attempt to Torpedo Bridge Bike Path
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Note: GJEL Accident Attorneys regularly sponsors coverage on Streetsblog San Francisco and Streetsblog California. Unless noted in the story, GJEL Accident Attorneys is not consulted for the content or editorial direction of the sponsored content. Richmond Mayor Tom Butt has written a scathing letter protesting the Transportation Authority of Marin’s (TAM) unilateral efforts to prevent cyclists from […]
Editorial: Is Marin Supervisor Damon Connolly a Closet Climate-Change Denier?
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He's all greeny when it's politically easy, but he's leading the charge to sabotage the bike path on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge
Open Thread: More SMART Trains for the Bay Area?
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With new rail service breaking the one-millionth rider mark, is it time to think about extending past Larkspur and applying this strategy in other parts of the Bay Area?
Cabin Sleep Bus is in Hibernation
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Sold as a way to sleep away the journey between LA and SF, the 'Cabin' sleep bus crashed into the bumpy realities of rubber tires on asphalt
Oakland’s Saddest Bike Path
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Nobody knows who's supposed to maintain this path, so it's fallen into disrepair and is now unusable.
SPUR Talk: Super Cool Bike Bridge and Lane Designs
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Make bicycle lanes iconic, rather than just useful
Commentary: ‘Vision Zero’ Requires Total Commitment to Safety and Responsibility
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Too many officials still don't get it when it comes to street safety and motorist responsibility; our streets are getting deadlier as a result
Open Thread: Does Chariot Foreshadow More to Come?
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Are other 'micro transit' companies/transportation "disrupters" doomed in the long run?
Richmond Ferry Service Begins
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Bay Area commuters welcome their newest option
Poetry and Paintings for Muni Buses
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Your bus may still be stuck, but at least you'll have something pretty to read and look at
Where Do You Want to See the Next Protected Bike Lane?
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With new protected lanes on (parts of) Howard and Valencia, advocates ask: what's next?