Bicycle Infrastructure

Trains won't have to be shipped 3,000 miles anymore. But there remains some irony.

In East Oakland, it's all but impossible to separate bicycle infrastructure from fears of gentrification and displacement. So when it comes to bike lanes "I still have questions about who it is for?" admitted Phoenix Mangrum of Cycles of Change, a bicycle education youth program founded in 1998 and based in East Oakland’s San Antonio district.

New branding, lawsuits, pleas from Muni's union--let's think first about transit, bike, and scooter customers who just want to get where they're going

The California Transportation Foundation chose to recognize a plan that added a third lane of traffic on the eastbound portion of the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge last year as its 2018 Freeway/Expressway Project of the Year, at a ceremony in Sacramento last month. Apparently Los Angeles’s widened Interstate 405 didn’t fail spectacularly enough.

Arguello "improvements" perpetuate outdated, dangerous designs

They've been improving safety all over Oakland...so Kaplan wants that stopped?

A rundown of the numbers puts Mayor Breed's promise in context

Cyclists do their annual tour to remember the fallen

With 11 deaths this year already, maybe it's time again to work around a city government that is failing to save lives