Streetsblog San Francisco stories from Janel Sterbentz
Janel is motivated to make streets most comfortable, convenient and safest for the least polluting modes of transportation. She has a Master's of Urban Studies from Portland State University and worked on bicycle, pedestrian and transit projects for the Portland Office of Transportation. She studied bicycle planning in The Netherlands and traveled extensively throughout Europe, drooling over their beautiful transportation infrastructure. She is a bike geek through and through.
2009
- Mar 02: Valencia Signals Re-timed to Improve Traffic Flow and Safety 10
- Feb 17: City Slow to Improve Pedestrian Safety in High-Crash Areas 5
- Feb 11: Have You Been Injured in a Pedestrian Crash? We Want to Talk to You 2
- Feb 05: San Francisco Increasingly Dangerous for Pedestrians 17
- Jan 30: Accomodating Bike Speeds by Re-timing Signals on Valencia Street 4
- Jan 26: Have Your Say on How to Spend $226 Billion Over the Next 25 Years 1
- Jan 15: Bicycle Signal Priority Green Wave Project Stalled 11
