Recent Streetsblog SF posts about Bicycle Infrastructure

A city crew was out this afternoon improving the markings on the crosswalk where Russell Franklin was killed last week. All photos Streetsblog/Rudick

Another Fatal Collision, Some Progress on Making Howard Street Safer

By Roger Rudick | Sep 20, 2018

Last week it was a cyclist, this week a pedestrian

This cardboard sign marked the location of the legally parked truck that probably played a part in Thursday's fatality. Shortly after this pic was taken, a motorist ripped down the "no parking" sign and parked on it. All photos Streetsblog/Rudick

How Long Will ‘Rapid Response Team’ Take to Fix Deadly Crosswalk?

By Roger Rudick | Sep 17, 2018 | 9 Comments

It's unclear if speed was a factor in this crash, lack of visibility due to blocked sight-lines, or, most likely, some combination.

Some 45 "people protected bike lane" protesters outside the Climate Summit. Photo: John Entwistle

San Francisco Hosts Climate Summit but Falls Short on Bike, Walk, and Transit Promises

By Roger Rudick | Sep 13, 2018 | 17 Comments

Protesters highlight frequent disconnect between the city's talk and its actions

This post is supported by GJEL Accident Attorneys

The Dutch Vision for Sustainable Transportation

By Roger Rudick | Sep 12, 2018 | 18 Comments

As part of San Francisco's Global Climate Action Summit, Dutch representatives discuss policies for low-to-no emissions mobility

A rendering of a quick, fast, low budget, interim solution for Valencia, made by advocates

Guest Commentary: Enough Delays, Valencia Street Needs a Protected Bike Lane This Year

By Kyle Grochmal | Sep 6, 2018 | 79 Comments

Bill Couch was riding his bike on Valencia Street, between 21st and 22nd, early on the morning of Tuesday, August 21, when he was struck by a hit-and-run driver. “I fractured seven vertebrae, broke two ribs, my left thumb, and underwent a severe concussion,” he posted on Twitter a week after the crash, adding that […]