Roger Rudick
Recent Posts
Is it Safe to Go Outdoors?
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How are cyclists jonesing for a ride supposed to make sense of air quality readings that don't seem to match what they see in the sky?
This Week: Bike Trivia, Urban Villages, Transit Governance
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Here is a list of online/webinar events this week
Angled Parking Perpetuates Hazards
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Angled parking isn't a solution for safety, finds new study
Bad Splices Point to Fundamental Problems at Muni
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Last week's Muni meltdown forces managers to admit they don't do in-house quality control, didn't do full operations testing, and don't check with other transit agencies on how to fix common problems
Hallelujah Embarcadero!
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After years of advocacy, serious injuries and fatal crashes, the Embarcadero is finally getting a protected bike lane (albeit a short one)
Eyes on the Street: Telegraph in Temescal Gets its Makeover
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Long awaited road diet + protected bike lanes on Telegraph in Temescal now almost complete.
This Week: Congestion pricing, Saving Caltrain, Women Bike
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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.
Update: Embarcadero Construction Site Gets a Bike Detour
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But why wasn't there a detour as part of the original traffic plan?
HSR Work Continues–as Does the L.A. Times’s Catastrophization
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Plus a call for the paper's many unnamed "sources" to get in touch with Streetsblog
Muni Meltdown Blamed on Faulty Parts
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Overhead wire splices fail once put under full load, knocking out Muni rail. Which begs the question: why weren't they put under full load before reopening the system?
Muni Rail Returns (and then it doesn’t)
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After breakdowns, SFMTA gave up and cancelled rail service again Monday evening
This Week: Missing Middle, Big Projects, 19 Polk
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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 (and the occasional outdoor, in-person event).