Q&A with Oakland DOT’s Warren Logan
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Reflections on pursuing racial equity within a mobility framework
Recent Streetsblog SF posts about Butterfly garden
Today’s Headlines
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Is BART Running Out of Money? (SFChron) BART’s Welcome Back/Recovery Plan (SFGate, SFChron) SFMTA’s Data Driven Recovery (MassTransit) California is Opening too Quickly (SFExaminer) Still no ‘Open Streets’ in the Tenderloin (Hoodline) Neighbors Suing over Stanyan Street Camping Site (SFExaminer) City College May Leave Fort Mason (SFExaminer) Napa Wants ‘Slow Streets’ (NapaValleyRegister) The Best Bike […]
How to Get Skeptical Business Owners On Board With Protected Bike Lanes
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Small business owners are often resistant to the idea of removing parking to install better bikeways — but this Portland advocate found a way to persuade them.
Scrapped JUMP Bikes Raise Questions About Waste in the Micromobility Industry
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There were practical reasons for Uber to recycle dozens of perfectly good e-bikes — but we can still do better.
Muni Switching to Bus Intervals Rather than a Fixed Schedule
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All it took was a global catastrophe to get Muni thinking about serving customers, instead of moving vehicles
Los Angeles Proposes Cutting Fares in Half, Introducing Fare Capping
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Under the motion, for at least six months during the COVID recovery, Metro would cut transit fares/pass prices in half
Is the ‘Pleasure Drive’ Making a COVID Comeback?
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Getting behind the wheel has become "outdoor" recreation during COVID-19.
Today’s Headlines
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Upgrading Clipper (IntelTransport) Public Spaces for Retail (SFChron) Prop. 13 Fight in the Time of COVID (SFChron) City Opens Tenderloin Parking Lot for Homeless (Hoodline) Sanctioned Encampment Riles Haight-Ashbury Neighborhood (SFChron) Driver Hits Woman at 24th and Bryant (Hoodline) More on Boon for Bicycles (KOB4) More on Pier 45 Fire and Aftermath (SFExaminer) More on […]
Dumbarton Project Burned Again?
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In the time of COVID and work-from-home, Facebook is talking about backing off its financial support for a Dumbarton rail connection
Traders Aren’t Allowed to Take Public Transit to NYSE
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The influx of car commuters that many experts believe will be a long-term affect of the coronavirus pandemic begins in earnest on Tuesday with the reopening of the NYSE trading floor — and its ban on public transit.