Roger Rudick
Recent Posts
Commentary: a Face of Traffic Violence
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Tuesday morning's vehicular manslaughter speaks to the acceptance of traffic violence--and our society's unwillingness to solve the problem
Driver Kills Pedestrian at Gough and Geary
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With the return of traffic and compromises on safety plans, Vision Zero is proving as elusive as ever
Update with SFMTA Director Jeffrey Tumlin
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SFMTA director checks in on where things stand in this ongoing, forced transit experiment that is the year 2020
Editorial: Welcome to Brinkman Station
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Your fast, electrified train will depart in a couple of years thanks to one very brave advocate/politician
This Week: Resilient Downtown, People Centered Transit, Better Buses
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, most in-person events have been canceled. Here is a list of online/webinar events this week
Oakland BRT Line Opens
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The long-awaited 'Tempo' BRT line of AC Transit will open this weekend between downtown Oakland and San Leandro on International Boulevard.
SPUR Talk: the Future of the Office
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Are workers heading back to the office? If so, what will those offices be like post pandemic?
Water Project Crew Endangers Cyclists
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Yet another construction site fail on safety
Oakland’s Quick-Build Protected Intersections are Safer
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Study shows positive results from the installation of protected intersections around the Lake Merritt BART station
This Week: Bike Lanes & Racism, Bike Friendly Driving, Future Office
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Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, most in-person events have been cancelled. Here is a list of online/webinar events this week.
SFMTA Board Nixes “Dirty” Caltrain Measure
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A quick update and the latest moves on the Caltrain measure
Walk SF Urges City not to Allow Return to Pre-COVID Traffic Violence
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The tragedy of the COVID-19 pandemic came with one positive aspect: the shutdown meant a drop in traffic-related pollution and a reduction in traffic violence and deaths. However, as advocates for safe streets expected and feared, with the economy partially re-opened, too many people are dying in traffic collisions once again.