Roger Rudick
Recent Posts
Why SF is Failing Cyclists, In One Photo
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The city still has people on staff who think a "sharrow" on a four-lane arterial (with two more lanes for parking) constitutes bike safety. That's a big problem
Senate Shift Is Good News For US High Speed Rail
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The state's rail modernization project is looking up thanks to Georgia's election results
Why SF Advocates Want Quick-Build Bus Lanes
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The 'West Bay' is getting quick-build, tactical bus and bike lanes before the anticipated post-COVID carmageddon... why not the East Bay?
Ready to Share Streets with a Truly Driverless Car?
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Plus Streetsblog calls bullsh*t on the "safety" motivation of Cruise and other AV companies
Want More Transit? Develop and Tax the Land Around Stations
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New study underscores the value of station-area development--and how it can be used to fund transit extensions
Now Fare Integration is Unfair?
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Tired transit parochialism returns in time for Monday's MTC committee meeting
Commentary: Electrify California’s Trains Now
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We've got crews out stringing wire already. It's time to take it up a notch.
Can Parking Proceeds Close Muni Budget Hole?
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Suggestions from advocates for closing a $68 million SFMTA deficit
Six Million Dollars for a Fake Bike Path
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Advocates were dismayed that the Alameda City Council voted Tuesday to tone down a letter condemning the Oakland Alameda Access Project's (OAAP) lack of bike and pedestrian accommodations
Sorry, Biden’s Still Great for Rail
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Apparently, even when the train starts running, the Times's wreck-it-Ralph Vartabedian will find a way to give it a negative spin
SPUR Talk: How to Get Everyone Walking and Biking
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How can we keep people riding after the pandemic?
Biden Is Good News for High-Speed Rail
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The President-elect loves rail, but he still needs the Senate to get it funded... and that may come down to results in the Peach State