Roger Rudick
Recent Posts
BART Howl Becoming a Whisper?
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Streetsblog rides "Fleet of the Future" through Transbay for a true test of noise insulation
M Ocean View Improvements Still Put Cars First
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Upgraded signals are supposed to let trains get priority at traffic signals, but Streetsblog found that Muni continues to wait
Editorial: Temescal Vote Tests Core Values
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Is a human in a car equal to a human on foot, on bike, or on public transportation?
SF Cop Races Down Howard Bike Lane
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A San Francisco officer, no lights or sirens, captured on video putting cyclist's life in danger by using the bike lane to pass
SFMTA Plans Marina Subway Extension
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But with Central Subway opening far behind schedule, some question timing
Another Try on Transit Density Housing Bill
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When cities block TOD, can the state intervene to help solve the housing crisis?
Bike Lane Fights on Both Sides of the Bay
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Temescal protected bike lanes move forward to full city council in Oakland, while Valencia protected bike lanes get approved by SFMTA Board
Valencia Vote Looms as SFBC Readies for 2019
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At its annual Winterfest, the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition takes stock and vows to continue the fight for protected bike lanes on Valencia, Howard, Townsend, Embarcadero and the Oakland Bay Bridge
Eyes on the Station: Balboa Park BART
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BART officials held a ceremony this morning to mark the completion of an $18.7 million package of improvements to the Balboa Park station. The roof of the station, previously open to the elements–and lots of pigeons–is now enclosed with glass and the crossbeams are covered in stainless steel cladding, so the station’s mezzanine is bathed […]
Walk SF Marks Twenty Years of Fighting for Safe Streets
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At fund-raiser 'Woonerven' celebration, Walk SF leaders and aligned lawmakers vow to renew push for Vision Zero
SPUR Talk: Cities and Transportation Megaprojects
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City planners discuss the importance of staying on top of megaprojects
Guest Commentary: SF Mayor Must Reduce Car Emissions
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Note: Metropolitan Shuttle, a leader in bus shuttle rentals, regularly sponsors coverage on Streetsblog San Francisco and Streetsblog Los Angeles. Unless noted in the story, Metropolitan Shuttle is not consulted for the content or editorial direction of the sponsored content. After reading the heart-wrenching stories from the Camp Fire and dealing with weeks of hazardous air quality in the Bay Area, I was […]