Roger Rudick
Recent Posts
Truck Driver Runs Over, Drags Pedestrian in Fatal Crash
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We must require side guards on trucks entering our cities... and we must stop delaying on safety improvements to our streets
Open Thread: Hayes Valley’s People Street. What Would You Pedestrianize Next?
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Perhaps no other neighborhood has come so far--from the bad old days of the Central Freeway, to pedestrianizing one block of street. What's next?
Emeryville Approves 40th Street Protected Bike Lanes
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Two-way cycle track, bus-only lanes, and a major victory for the advocates at Bike East Bay
Editorial: Gondola for a Train Station with No Trains
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Remind us how this is the Grand Central Station of the West again?
Can Tom Maguire Become San Francisco’s Transportation Rock Star?
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The Board of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is tapping Tom Maguire, director of the agency’s Sustainable Streets Division, as interim Director while they look for a permanent replacement for outgoing director Ed Reiskin. Maguire will take over on August 15. From the SFMTA Board’s announcement letter: Tom joined the SFMTA in October 2014 […]
High-Speed Rail Mudslinging Chugs On in California
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Sorry, High-speed Rail is not Napoleon invading Russia. We promise.
Call to Action: Sign Petition to Put the Rider First
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Seamless Bay Area launches drive to start Bay Area towards rational, integrated fares
Oakland Bollard-izes Protected Intersections at Lake Merritt
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Hey SFMTA, tell us again why you can't do protected Intersections on the cheap?
Sneak Peak at Oakland’s Rebuilt Embarcadero Bridge
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A successful intervention by OakDOT and Bike East Bay helped salvage the project, but it's still got a fundamental problem
Eyes on the Street: 2nd Street Bike Lane Without Parked Cars and Trucks?
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Is this Armageddon?
Transit Managers Punt Fare Integration
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Fare rationalization is an obvious need for the Bay Area, but managers veto MTC from even studying the idea
Guest Commentary: BART’s New Manager Could Save Bay Area Transit
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...or oversee its continued decline