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Roger Rudick

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File photo of the T Third in 2017 during a Sunday Streets. Photo: Streetsblog/Rudick
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Commentary: Remove the Wheels from the T Third?

By Roger Rudick | Jan 26, 2021 | No Comments
SFMTA has done almost everything possible to hamstring its own rail service, so why hold back... Or the city could act on its supposed commitment to equity and 'transit first' and fix the T.
Construction taking shape of Alameda's first protected intersection. Photo: Streetsblog/Rudick
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Eyes on the Street: Alameda’s First Fully Protected Intersection

By Roger Rudick | Jan 25, 2021 | No Comments
Alameda is joining the list of Bay Area cities adopting true, Dutch-style safety designs at busy intersections
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This Week: SFBC Board, Riding at Night, Mission Bay

By Roger Rudick | Jan 25, 2021 | No Comments
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, most in-person events have been canceled. Here is a list of (mostly) online/webinar events this week.
Motorists blocking the crosswalks at 1st and Howard. Photo: TJ

Walk S.F. Launches Vision Zero Report Cards

By Roger Rudick | Jan 22, 2021 | No Comments
Safety advocates are breaking down each district in San Francisco to look at progress across the city--or lack there of--in reaching the goal of near-zero serious and fatal crashes
Remember this vision? Turns out it was just bait. Image: SFMTA
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Advocates Despondent Over Bummer Market Street

By Roger Rudick | Jan 20, 2021 | No Comments
People will keep dying on Market Street. But at least Trump is out
From the Dutch Cycling Embassy.
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Dutch Lessons for the Bay Area

By Roger Rudick | Jan 19, 2021 | No Comments
If Bay Area planners want to know how to make the region safe and livable, just look across the ocean
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This Week: Geary, GHGs, Smart City Cycling

By Roger Rudick | Jan 19, 2021 | No Comments
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, most in-person events have been canceled. Here is a list of (mostly) online/webinar events this week.
Riot police protect the Capitol. Wikimedia Commons
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Editorial: The Correlation Between Rail Opponents and the Insurrection

By Roger Rudick | Jan 15, 2021 | No Comments
Aren't fascists supposed to like trains?
An AC Transit bus on a rare, congestion free trip to San Francisco. Photo: MTC

Seamless Bay Area Explains Why MTC Doesn’t Work

By Roger Rudick | Jan 14, 2021 | No Comments
When it comes to creating a rational fare structure and a more usable transportation system for the Bay Area, MTC an abject failure. Here's why.
HSR construction in Kern County. Photo: CAHSRA

Cheap Federal Loans Key to Infrastructure

By Roger Rudick | Jan 13, 2021 | No Comments
There's $100 billion in low-cost loans that the U.S. DOT can lend tomorrow for infrastructure projects, including rail and transit.
Rendering of the Transbay Transit Center with trains. Image: Transbay Construction Authority
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Can Shift in D.C. Get Trains into Transbay?

By Roger Rudick | Jan 12, 2021 | No Comments
With Biden and Democrats in narrow control of the Senate, San Francisco is in a race to get cash for its next big transit project
Impounding cars from motorists who park on the sidewalk would be nice too, but we'll save that for another day. Photo: Streetsblog
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Advocate Urges Removal of S.F.’s “Beg Buttons”

By Roger Rudick | Jan 11, 2021 | No Comments
Beg buttons serve motorists at the expense of people who walk. It's time to correct this
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