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Rally Friday Morning to Save Market/Octavia Bike Lane
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San Francisco Bicycle Coalition members, cyclists and several electeds, including Supervisors Ross Mirkarimi and Bevan Dufty, plan to be at the intersection of Market/Octavia tomorrow morning to protest an MTA proposal to remove the eastbound bike lane and concrete barrier. Turn out and add your voice to the growing list of those opposed to removing […]
Nissan Leaf Coming to SF Saturday, Polar Bear Hugging Expected
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The all-electric Nissan Leaf will make its debut tomorrow in San Francisco after the company delivers its first production vehicle to Olivier Chalouhi in Petaluma. Chalouhi was the first customer to order a Leaf online and the company intends to reward him for his early adoption. Chalouhi will pick up his vehicle at the Nissan […]
Today’s Headlines
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Man on Bike Hospitalized by AC Transit Bus Driver at Folsom and Beale (SFGate) “Street Fight” Author: Private Shuttles Indicate Need for Better Regional Bus Network (SFBG) 80 Percent of Private Shuttle Stops Are for Trips Within City Limits (SFGate) SFBG: SFMTA Could Charge Shuttle Operators More to Use Stops Under Law SF Weekly: “Theatrical […]
City Hall Rally Draws Biggest Political Showing Ever for Bike to Work Day
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Ten of eleven members of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors and Mayor Ed Lee rode bikes to City Hall this morning, and voiced their support for the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition, the SFMTA and the vision for future bikeways in San Francisco. We’ll have full coverage soon, but in the meantime, here are some […]
Big Events, Like the Warriors Parade, Can Prove Transit’s Resilience
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BART was ready. The city of Oakland was expecting 1.5 to 2 million people to pile into downtown this morning to celebrate the Warrior’s NBA championship. Oakland is the geographic center of the BART system, so for most people it made sense to use BART for at least part of their trip in to the […]