Roger Rudick
Recent Posts
Weekend Roundup: HSR Alignment, Tenderloin Calls for Safety, Walk SF’s Call to Action
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A few Streetsblog short takes to start your weekend
Mobility Experts Discuss Uncertain Future
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Are new technologies going to frustrate or help efforts to build more livable cities? Past experience may be key to preventing future mistakes in transportation policy.
Bike Advocates Mark Progress on Both Sides of the Bay
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Alameda City Council approves Cross-Alameda protected bike lanes, while San Francisco gets Fifth Street going from Market Street to Caltrain
Breakthrough on Fare Integration
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The region took a major step forward towards a seamless transit system
Crash in Castro Highlights Yet Another Perilous Intersection
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"This incident is still under investigation," say the police... yet they are already blaming the cyclist.
Advocates Renew Commitment to Better Transit
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4th Annual Transit Week Kicks off at City Hall
Open Letter to Mayor Breed: Who’s Going to Be Fired?
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SFMTA puts buses in new Chase Center bike lanes, endangering lives and directly violating Mayor Breed's order. So what's going to be done about it?
Berkeley PD’s Advice to Peds: Stay Off Phone, Wear Bright Duds
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Berkeley police blame pedestrians who wear dark clothing, look at their phones, for their own injuries and deaths
SPUR Talk: Housing Development by the Numbers
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Building new housing is complicated and costly. How does it get done?
Editorial: For a Mega Measure to Work, the Rider Must Come First
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The voters need to know it won't be business as usual if there's to be any hope of passing a huge measure to reinvent transit in the Bay Area
A Q&A With Nick Josefowitz
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Advocate, former BART Director, becomes SPUR's New Director of Policy
Mission Families Accuse Audi of Endangering Children, Elderly
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Audi parks its cars illegally, abuses disability placards, and takes cars on dangerous, high-speed test drives on neighborhood streets where children play