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This Week: Exploring the Politics of Mobility in San Francisco
By Streetsblog |
Check out some of the several forums this week touching on timely transportation issues, from the upcoming launch of bike-share, to Plan Bay Area, to Better Market Street. On Friday, join the celebration of a new book exploring the politics behind the sustainable transportation movement’s challenges in San Francisco. Here are all the highlights from […]
This Week: Burritos, Market Street Prototyping, Low Car(bon) Cities
By Roger Rudick |
Here are this week’s highlights from the Streetsblog calendar: Monday tonight! Deliver Burritos by Bike with Burrito Project SF. The Burrito Project is a community-supported group that gets together on the last Monday of each month to make and deliver burritos to the homeless. Monday, tonight! Oct. 31, burritos assembled from 4-5:30 p.m., or join them at […]
This Week in Livable Streets Events
By Aaron Bialick |
This week, learn about the city’s 25-year transportation plan, the Board of Supes holds a hearing on a parking garage redevelopment, the SF Bike Party rolls out in “Steampunk” style, and Walk SF takes a tour of China Basin. Here are the highlights from the Streetsblog calendar: Monday: San Francisco’s Transportation Plan. Join SF County Transportation […]
This Week: Future of Transportation, Pedestrian Safety, ConnectSF
By Roger Rudick |
Here are this week’s highlights from the Streetsblog calendar: Monday/tonight! The Future of Transportation. The development of autonomous, shared and electric vehicles has the potential to create huge benefits. The new book Three Revolutions and the Future of Transportation outlines how these technologies can create more livable cities by reducing greenhouse gases, offering more transportation choices, […]
This Week: Future City, Emeryville Bike Advisory, Bike and Roll to School
By Roger Rudick |
Here are this week’s highlights from the Streetsblog calendar: Monday Today! The Past and Future City. The new book The Past and Future City addresses how historic preservation can go beyond the physical renovation of old buildings and address issues like affordable housing, inequality, sustainability and displacement. Join SPUR for a discussion about the changing role […]
This Week: Vision Zero, Broadway Valdez Plan, Pay for Infrastructure
By Roger Rudick |
Here are this week’s highlights from the Streetsblog calendar: Tuesday Vision Zero Task Force. The Vision Zero Task Force is chaired by the SFMTA and the San Francisco Department of Public Health and has over 40 members. It provides feedback and input on key Vision Zero policies and efforts, ensuring that San Francisco communities have an opportunity […]