Op-Ed: Summer in Berlin Changes Perspective on Cars by Roger Rudick
May 20, 2026 It’s hard to experience a real-world “15-minute city” with a world-class rail network and then go back to driving everywhere for everything
Commentary: The ‘Super Bus’ is just More Evidence Caltrans is Irredeemable by Roger Rudick
May 20, 2026 Is Caltrans trolling us with this nonsense?
Headlines, May 20 by Roger Rudick
May 20, 2026
New House Infrastructure Bill: Cuts To Transit, Mixed Bag for Active Transportation by The Editorial Team
May 19, 2026 The good news? It could have been worse. The bad news? It’s still pretty bad.
Republican State Senator Blames State Gas Taxes, Dems. for High Fuel Prices by The Editorial Team
May 19, 2026 But prices are skyrocketing nationwide…
Headlines, May 19 by Roger Rudick
May 19, 2026
Sustainable Transportation Can Ease the Affordability Crisis — And Help Climate Champions Win by The Editorial Team
May 18, 2026 Economic populism helped vault Trump into power. Could a green version of it take that power back — and what role would transportation play?
The Most Expensive Trip You Can Take is the One You Could Have Walked by The Editorial Team
May 18, 2026 “The future of affordable transportation may not begin at the gas pump.”
Oakland Mayor Offers ‘Thoughts and Prayers’ After Driver Kills Three People on International Blvd by Roger Rudick
May 18, 2026 More lives destroyed to avoid damaging cars
The Missing Link: Pacific Beach Planning Group Considers Finishing San Diego Boardwalk by The Editorial Team
May 18, 2026 ” Hoping nothing bad happens is not a safety strategy.”
Legislative Update: What Legislation Didn’t Make It to the First Checkpoint by The Editorial Team
May 18, 2026 A bunch of bad e-bike legislation died, but so did the Stop Super Speeders bill.
Headlines, May 18 by Roger Rudick
May 18, 2026
This Week: Car-Free Happy Hour, Missing Middle, Bike Month Wrap Party by Roger Rudick
May 18, 2026
Street Safety and Police Reform Are Two Sides of the Same Coin by The Editorial Team
May 17, 2026 The twin movements against car dominance and unjust policing are thoroughly interconnected.
35 Ways America Is Reducing Reliance on Single-Occupancy Cars by The Editorial Team
May 17, 2026 A new report explores the innovative ways U.S. communities are getting people out of cars — with the help of employers, apps, and more.
Bay to Breakers: Transit Modifications and Street Closures by Roger Rudick
May 15, 2026 A few tips to start your weekend
Headlines, May 15 by Roger Rudick
May 15, 2026
Friday Video: Everybody Loves to Ride the D (The New D Train in LA, That Is) by The Editorial Team
May 14, 2026 It’s Woodstock for NUMTOTs — minus the mud and free love.
‘Bike to Wherever Day’ Rolls Through Bay Area by Roger Rudick
May 14, 2026 Cyclists celebrate the joy of riding a bike and freedom from gas prices
Talking Headways Podcast: Sidewalk Nation by The Editorial Team
May 14, 2026 Law Professor Michael Pollack on who manages, owns and feels ownership of sidewalks — “America’s most overlooked resource.”
Headlines, May 14, ‘Bike to Wherever’ Day by Roger Rudick
May 14, 2026
‘Our Roads Are More Than Just Highways’: Democrats Urge U.S. Senate Not to Defund Multimodal Programs by The Editorial Team
May 13, 2026 A Trump administration proposal recommends massive cuts to popular programs – and it will cost American communities more than they can afford, Senate Democrats say.
Commentary: Amtrak San Joaquin Solves Capacity Issue via the ‘Make it Suck so Nobody Rides’ Strategy by Roger Rudick
May 13, 2026 Until the San Joaquin train management gets its sh*t together, the ‘Gold Runner’ is off the menu.
We Went to Sacramento Because Enough Is Enough by The Editorial Team
May 13, 2026 We were not there as professional lobbyists. We were there as people carrying grief, trauma, and urgency into the halls of power.
San Francisco Cuts Ribbon on Terry Francois Bikeway by Roger Rudick
May 13, 2026 The Port gap is closed in the Bay Trail through Mission Bay
It’s hard to experience a real-world “15-minute city” with a world-class rail network and then go back to driving everywhere for everything
Is Caltrans trolling us with this nonsense?
The good news? It could have been worse. The bad news? It’s still pretty bad.
But prices are skyrocketing nationwide…
Economic populism helped vault Trump into power. Could a green version of it take that power back — and what role would transportation play?
“The future of affordable transportation may not begin at the gas pump.”
More lives destroyed to avoid damaging cars
” Hoping nothing bad happens is not a safety strategy.”
A bunch of bad e-bike legislation died, but so did the Stop Super Speeders bill.
The twin movements against car dominance and unjust policing are thoroughly interconnected.
A new report explores the innovative ways U.S. communities are getting people out of cars — with the help of employers, apps, and more.
A few tips to start your weekend
It’s Woodstock for NUMTOTs — minus the mud and free love.
Cyclists celebrate the joy of riding a bike and freedom from gas prices
Law Professor Michael Pollack on who manages, owns and feels ownership of sidewalks — “America’s most overlooked resource.”
A Trump administration proposal recommends massive cuts to popular programs – and it will cost American communities more than they can afford, Senate Democrats say.
Until the San Joaquin train management gets its sh*t together, the ‘Gold Runner’ is off the menu.
We were not there as professional lobbyists. We were there as people carrying grief, trauma, and urgency into the halls of power.
The Port gap is closed in the Bay Trail through Mission Bay
