After Killing of Ethan Boyes, Advocates Demand Protected Bike Lanes on Arguello
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The cycling community is outraged by the death and demands action.
Recent Streetsblog SF posts about GJEL
Commentary: Bay Area DAs Complicit in Anti-Cyclist Attacks
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Prosecutors declared it open season on cyclists; nobody should be surprised at the horrifying results
Eyes on the Street: Hellscape on Hesperian
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Alameda County's Hesperian Boulevard Project in San Lorenzo is a sop pretending to be a multi-modal, safety project
Big Admission: ‘I Was Wrong About Sharrows’
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Dave Snyder, currently the senior director for infrastructure at PeopleForBikes, was a key player in the proliferation of shared lane markings back when he was executive director of the California Bicycle Coalition. Twenty years later, he’s disillusioned with them.
Eyes on the Station: BART Celebrates 19th Street Modernization
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If you're wondering where the money goes when you vote for a BART measure, as you did in 2016, here's an example
Commentary: The Bay Area has a Driver Problem
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Actually, it's the whole country. Why isn't anybody working on solving it?
SPUR Talk: Housing Lessons from Vienna
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Want to solve homelessness and make it so people aren't paying nearly all their income on housing? Look to Vienna
San Franciscans Are Buying E-Bikes Like Never Before. Where Do We Put Them?
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Car owners get to store their cars all over the streets. How about sharing a little bit of that parking with cyclists?
Eyes on the Street: Battery’s Unprotected “Protected” Bike Lane
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Financial district safety washing gets a layer of plastic
Advocates Used AI to Help Win Slow Lake Fight
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There's a new and promising tool out there for advocates for safe-and-livable streets
Eyes on the Street: Update on Telegraph
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The protected bike lanes on the KONO section of Telegraph Avenue in Oakland, from 20th to 29th, are now well under construction and should be finished mid 2023. Streetsblog thought it's time for a quick update on the progress in this important business district and on a thoroughfare for cyclists, bus riders, and motorists.