Search Results for "valencia"
Commentary: Making Valencia Better for Business
Curbside protected bike lanes with curbside parklets deliver on much-needed economic benefits for merchants while ensuring safety for all
SFMTA Data Shows Cyclists Stopped Riding Valencia Because of Center Running Bike Lane
Initial data of the "pilot" shows a 50 percent drop in usage of Valencia
SFMTA Officially Begins its Valencia Experiment on Humans
Valencia's center running lanes have been open and used by cyclists, scooterists, and others for months now, but only today will the agency start to count the damage they cause
Guest Commentary: New Hope for Valencia Street
Don't let demagogues and political opportunists wreck this opportunity
Cutting Through the Newest Misinformation on Valencia’s Center-Running Bike Lane
Plus other recent developments in the ongoing center-running bike lane drama
Commentary: Let’s Talk About the Real “Fatal Flaw” on Valencia
How many people have to die before professional advocates stop endorsing the Valencia Street "experiment" on people?
SFMTA Publishes First Valencia Report
But there's no clear indication of whether or not the center-running lane is actually safer
Valencia Merchants Don’t Like Center-Running Lane Either
One of the big sells of the center-running lane on Valencia is it was supposed to be more palatable to merchants. Turns out it isn't.
Motorist Kills Pedestrian on Valencia
While distracted/inattentive driving was a primary factor, the non-intuitive and dangerous center-running design almost certainly contributed
Commentary: The Bicycle Coalition Needs to Shift Gears on Valencia
The org's credibility is on the line along with the lives and limbs of people walking and biking
Open Letter: to Those who Object to Our Valencia Coverage
Streetsblog publisher responds to letters questioning the quality and integrity of our reporting and editorials on the Center Running lane
Another Scooterist Sent to Hospital by Valencia Center-Running Bike Lane
Plus SFMTA Citizens' Advisory Council officially asks for its removal
Streetsblog Publisher Responds to Complaints about Story on SFMTA Cycling Numbers on Valencia
The post in question was based on SFMTA's own numbers obtained via a public records request
SFMTA Opens Possibility of Building Protected Bike Lanes on Valencia
The proverbial chickens are coming home to roost on Valencia
Weekend Roundup: Central Subway/T-Third Link to Open, S.F. Fire Dept. Endangers Cyclists
Valencia Merchants to SFMTA: We Want Curbside Protected Bike Lanes
Valencia merchants association strengthens support for getting rid of the failed center-running bike lane and replacing it as soon as possible with curbside protected lanes
Weekend Roundup: SFMTA Update on Valencia, Help Save Great Highway Park Again
... and Transit Riders director steps down
SFMTA Re-Proposes Ridiculous Center-Running Valencia Bike Lanes
Commentary: Don’t Bike on Valencia
I don't know how else to put it: if you ride a bike, stay away from the street. Take BART, the bus, walk... do what you must, but don't ride a bike on Valencia Street because it's unsafe
SFMTA’s Own Video Punks Valencia Center-Running Bike Lane
Video indicates SFMTA officials think they just need to educate people on how to use it
Valencia Merchants Stage Protest in Center-Running Bike Lane
Remember when this bike lane was pitched as being more acceptable for small business owners?
Advocates Punk SFMTA’s Valencia Bike Lane Clusterf*ck
The bike lane is so bad you just have to laugh
Commentary: Remove the Valencia Center-Running Bike Lane Before More People are Hurt
SFMTA needs to rip this dangerous facility out and put in the approved Dutch-style, side-running bike lanes immediately
Support Streetsblog San Francisco
Reader donations make up a big portion of Streetsblog SF's operating budget, so if you support our work please consider donating today!
Commentary: the Bay Area Needs its Own “Arroyo Fest”
What San Francisco and Oakland can learn from Los Angeles... yes, Los Angeles
Still Fighting for Promised Improvements on Valencia
Streetsblog SF Relies on Reader Donations. Won’t you Contribute?
Unbeknownst to Streetsblog S.F. readers, editor Roger Rudick was a guest of the government of the Netherlands at a reception hosted by that country’s prime minister. He was invited because of his work highlighting the successes of Dutch transportation planning and attempts to bring it to the Bay Area.
