Roger Rudick
Recent Posts
S.F. Ranked Near Top for Cycling, Mayor Pushes SoMa Safety, More e-Bikes and Scooters
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A few short round-up stories on bicycling, scooters and road safety to start out your weekend. San Francisco is Second Best for Bicycling Nobody would ever accuse Streetsblog of holding back on criticisms of San Francisco’s bicycling infrastructure. That said, it’s nice to remember that if you like to get around by pedaling, it’s hard […]
Editorial: Turn Treasure Island Pass into Bay Area Fare Zone 1
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The TI Pass could be the start of a modern fare zone system for the region... if executives and bureaucrats seize the opportunity
San Francisco Celebrates Walk and Roll to School Day
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Thirteen-thousand schoolchildren walked and rolled wheelchairs, scooters, and bikes to 90 schools for the tenth 'Walk and Roll to School Day,' a program to encourage kids to get to school in a safe, healthy, and active way.
California High Speed Rail’s Plan for the Future
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A Q&A with Boris Lipkin, Northern California Regional Director for the California High-Speed Rail Authority
Caltrain Plans Big Expansion, BART’s Earthquake Upgrade, and Geary Breaks Ground
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A few Bay Area transit developments to start your weekend
Home Stretch for Howard Street?
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With safety improvements imminent, advocates and engineers take a tour of one of San Francisco's deadliest streets
SPUR Talk: Prop. 6 Would Make State Fall Apart
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Is California poised to bankrupt its transportation system?
Guest Commentary: MTC’s Upside Down Approach to Regional Planning
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Advocate with Seamless Bay Area takes Metropolitan Transportation Commission to task for failing to lead region towards an integrated transportation vision
Eyes on the Street: Better Bike Lanes on 17th
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A once notorious section of street is now a calm, safe, and comfortable place to ride
SF Mayor Wants Protected Lanes on Valencia
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Years of injuries, people-protected bike lane protests and fighting with Uber/Lyft finally grabs City Hall's attention
Editorial: Transbay Closure Underscores Need for System Redundancy
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Always have a Plan B
S.F. CTA Approves Caltrain Pennsylvania Ave. Plan
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Note: GJEL Accident Attorneys regularly sponsors coverage on Streetsblog San Francisco and Streetsblog California. Unless noted in the story, GJEL Accident Attorneys is not consulted for the content or editorial direction of the sponsored content. The San Francisco County Transportation Authority (CTA) unanimously approved the Pennsylvania Avenue alignment for the downtown extension (DTX) of Caltrain today, which […]