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October 2009
Wed 14: Are We Smarter Than a Third Grader? On Livable Streets, Maybe Not. 1
Tue 13: Streetfilms: Walk to School Day in San Francisco 2
Wed 7: Longfellow Elementary Students Celebrate Walk to School Day 1
Tue 6: SFUSD Will Launch Safe Routes to School on Walk to School Day Tomorrow 12
August 2009
Wed 12: SFPD Seeks Information in Life-Threatening Hit-and-Run 8
July 2009
Fri 17: Transportation Reform Is Health Reform 0
Fri 17: Eyes on the Street: The Mean Sidewalks of San Francisco 10
Fri 10: Bachmann Says Walking and Biking Have Nothing to Do With Public Health 4
Tue 7: Water Wars, Past and Future! 1
Mon 6: Livable Streets Expert Enrique Peñalosa Comes to San Francisco 1
June 2009
Wed 24: Making 18th Street More Bike, Pedestrian and Commerce Friendly 11
Tue 16: GOP's New Attack on Health Care Reform Bill: It Promotes Walking! 4
Fri 5: Mission Sunday Streets Will Showcase Merchants and Cultural Centers 2
Mon 1: Supervisor Mar Holds Better Streets Town Hall Meeting in the Richmond 5
May 2009
Thu 28: Proposal to Limit Vehicles on University Ave in Palo Alto Gains Support 15
Wed 27: Only 17 Percent Drive to Downtown SF to Shop, Study Finds 12
Tue 12: A Livable Street in the Making: 17th Street Ped Plaza Nearly Complete 7
Mon 11: Celebrating San Francisco With a Sunday Streets Bicycle Ride 6
Fri 8: Eyes on the Street: It's Beginning to Look Like... a Livable Street! 3
April 2009
Wed 29: Another Model of Convivial Spaces 16
Mon 27: Sunday Streets Brings Out Throngs of People to Enjoy Car-Free Streets 0
Sun 26: First Sunday Streets of 2009: "An Idea With Staying Power" 11
Fri 24: Don't Forget To Come Play in the Streets This Sunday! 0
Fri 24: Great Streets Project Hires Director, Hits the Streets Running 3
Thu 16: Streetscast: Sunday Streets Press Conference 3
Wed 8: MTC to Award $1.3 Million for Bay Bridge West Span Bike Path Study 22
Tue 7: GM and Segway Unveil La-Z-Boy on Wheels 10
Mon 6: What's in a Neighborhood 10
Thu 2: News From New York: The ABC's of Trial Plazas and Complete Streets 8
March 2009
Tue 31: Happy Belated Transportation Freedom Day, San Francisco! 0
Fri 27: The Rise of an Evil Anti-Car Multinational Conglomerate 8
Wed 25: 17th Street Closure Will Be First NYC-style Plaza in San Francisco 54
Wed 18: Eyes on the Street: A Curb Cut We Can Believe In 6
Wed 18: DOT and HUD: Transportation and Land-Use Planning Should Prioritize TOD 1
Wed 11: Mission Neighbors Upset Over Proposed Pedestrian Fence 31
Mon 9: Do We Have to Wait for the Next Mayor for a Car-free Market Street? 10
Tue 3: The Nearly Extinct Bipedus Norteamericanus Makes a Comeback 3
Mon 2: A Very Astute Critique of Highways by an Editor of The Weekly Standard 2
February 2009
Fri 27: Using Software to Find Walkable Neighborhoods and Live Car Free 4
Fri 20: The Myth of the Urban Driving Shoppers 25
Wed 18: Planning Department Unveils San Francisco's First Pedestrian Priority Street 8
Thu 12: Good Roads? 1
Mon 9: Two-Way Hayes Extension is a Step Closer, Though Obstacles Remain 10
Mon 9: Advocates Ask Supes to Support a Two-Way Hayes 2
Thu 5: San Francisco Increasingly Dangerous for Pedestrians 17
Wed 4: Love Your Lane: Unclogging the Cesar Chavez Traffic Sewer 42
January 2009
Fri 30: Concrete Giveaway: Free and Exclusive Parking on the Public Street 25
Wed 28: Paradise LOSt (Part III): California's Revolutionary Plan to Overhaul Transportation Analysis 3
Tue 27: No Crime in Fatal Pedestrian Crash So How About a Law That Makes It One? 9
Tue 27: Paradise LOSt (Part II): Turning Automobility on Its Head 3
Wed 21: Drivers Are Running the Red Light at Fell/Masonic, Imperiling Cyclists 30
Tue 20: Unlocking San Francisco's Privately Owned Public Open Spaces 5
Wed 14: 299 Valencia Appeal Fails As Swing Vote Dufty Sides with Developer 6
Tue 13: Depaving Uncovers Layers of History 3
Thu 8: Jane Martin is a Force of Nature 9
Tue 6: Eyes on the Street: Cleaning the Curb, Fouling the Sidewalk 7