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<p>Aaron was the editor of Streetsblog San Francisco from January 2012 until October 2015. He joined Streetsblog in 2010 after studying rhetoric and political communication at SF State University and spending a semester in Denmark.</p>


Aaron Bialick

Bicycle Infrastructure

Spot-By-Spot, or Route-By-Route? SFMTA Refines Its Bicycle Strategy

Letter From London: What a Mayoral Commitment to Cycling Looks Like

Bicycle Commuting

SFMTA’s Bicycle Strategy Could Make SF Top in the Nation — If It’s Funded

SFMTA Lays Out Draft Targets to Improve Walking and Biking

Bicycle Plan

Great Highway Re-Paving to Come With Minor Bike-Ped Upgrades

SFMTA Installs Bike Lanes, Back-In Angled Parking on John Muir Drive

The Left-Turn Bike Signal at Market and Valencia Is Open for Business

Eyes on the Street: Progress on Market/Valencia Turn, Green Paint on Fell

SFMTA Extends Howard Bike Lane to Embarcadero But Leaves a Gap

SFMTA Adds Markings to Guide Cyclists Across Tracks at 17th and Church