Roger Rudick
Recent Posts
L.A. Times Needs To Stop High-Speed Gaslighting
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Once again, the L.A. Times's most irresponsible reporter repeats battery train blather
Eyes on the Street: OakDOT Does Ped Improvements on Market, San Pablo
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Where there was paint and posts, now there is concrete
Lessons from Delft, an Urban Ideal
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Two North American transplants talk about mental health, equity, bikes... and how their new home of Delft gets it right
Commentary: Palo Alto Needs to House People, Not Cars
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The Peninsula city's parking laws are a recipe for high rents and homelessness. Let’s fix them
Resounding Win for Safety on Telegraph
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In a unanimous vote, the Oakland City Council votes to keep protected bike lanes on Telegraph in the KONO
L.A. Pols Trying to Kill Bullet Train
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L.A.'s supposedly 'environmentalist' politicians just signed a letter proving once and for all that they want HSR dead in its tracks
Editorial: Own it, L.A. Politicians–You’re Trying to Kill California’s Bullet Train
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Three of L.A.'s supposedly 'environmentalist' politicians just signed a letter proving once and for all that they want HSR dead in its tracks
Safety Compromises Kill Again, This Time in Hayward
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The carnage will continue until a standard of criminal negligence is applied to reckless motorists *and* officials who knowingly design and build unsafe streets
Op-ed: Muni Rebuild Must Center Riders
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Even with the insights of riders, the path to rebuild Muni is tenuous.
Pressure Builds to Close S.F.’s Safe Sleeping Sites
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A special report on vaccinations, the COVID crisis, and San Francisco's unhoused
Op-ed: S.F. Mayor’s Veto Fails to Move Transit Forward
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A veto of a proposed free-fare pilot isn't enough. The mayor must offer concrete solutions for bringing back riders.
SPUR Talk: Coastal Cities in the Time of Climate Change
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A look at what cities around the country are doing to stay above water--often literally