Eyes on the Street: More Sweet Bike Lanes in Alameda
Western Alameda, in and around "the Point" development, opens another 1,000-plus feet of top-shelf bike lanes
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Advocates Push Back Against Pending Muni Service Cuts
Commentary: It’s Time for Newsom to Bring it Home on High Speed Rail
Oil-funded, Trumpian Republicans long-ago decided to turn California's HSR project into a political football. If they want to play games, then it's long past time for California Democrats to stop jerking around and play to win
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Call to Action: Stop San Mateo from Removing Bike Lanes
Is Ontario's Doug Ford now setting policy on the Peninsula?
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SFMTA Reduces Curb Access at Richmond District Bus Stops
Remember SFMTA's commitment to banning parking in bus stops? On at least one bus line, they're backtracking
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The Kirkham Neck-Down Works Great
Mainstream media manufactures a conflict where none exists
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Caltrain Ridership Up, Again Demonstrating ‘Spark Effect’ of Electrification
And power usage is down. Maybe we can have nice things in the Bay Area?
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Study: People Protected Bike Lanes Made a Difference
A new study by an NYU researcher shows that a type of protest invented in San Francisco helped get protected bike lanes constructed in North America and beyond
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Alameda’s Central Ave Project Depends on Paint and Prayers for Bike Safety
After a decade of advocacy, a bike lane will start construction on Central Avenue on Monday. But most will be unprotected
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Commentary: It Shouldn’t be Possible to Go 100 MPH in a Car
Tesla, other car makers, Newsom, the staff at SFMTA, former mayors and other politicians, collectively owe Luu an answer as to why her boyfriend's death was necessary
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