Streetsblog San Francisco stories from Dave Snyder
From 1991 to 2002, Dave Snyder served as the executive director of the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition, where he built the organization from a handful of members to a powerhouse of 4,500 members. He then served as the chief executive of Transportation for a Livable City (now Livable City), as the director of program development for the Thunderhead Alliance, and the Transportation Policy Director for SPUR. He was the editor-in-chief of his official high school newspaper, and on the editorial team of the underground college paper, Under the Kilt. He received a BA in politics, magna cum laude, from St. Andrews Presbyterian College.
2009
- Oct 26: SFBC Presses for Bike Access on a Piece of Geary Boulevard 23
- Oct 14: SPUR Offers a Bold Bike Path Proposal for the Embarcadero 22
- Oct 05: Is the Geary Bus Rapid Transit Project in Jeopardy? 48
- Sep 24: It’s Time to Turn Oak and Fell Into Slow Streets 41
- Sep 14: Everyday “City Bikes” Need a Stimulus 19
- Aug 03: Can SF Improve Upon New York’s Bicycle Access Bill? 4
- Jul 22: Is Sunday Streets the Next Critical Mass? 22
- Jul 10: Highway Toll Lane Construction Bill Stalled in State Senate Committee 1
- Jul 02: Bus Stop Consolidation: The Times Have Changed 52
- Mar 02: Muni Monday: The Future of the Central Subway 31
