Mission Families Accuse Audi of Endangering Children, Elderly
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Audi parks its cars illegally, abuses disability placards, and takes cars on dangerous, high-speed test drives on neighborhood streets where children play
Recent Streetsblog SF posts about GJEL
Streetsblog Talks with Women of the TransitCenter Mentorship Program
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Streetsblog sat down with Women of the TransitCenter Mentorship Program to talk about diversity and how it is reflected in infrastructure and transit planning
No, a Scooter Company Didn’t “Red Line” Poor Neighborhoods
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Last week's click-bait headline about Scoot red lining in the Tenderloin and Chinatown doesn't add up
Whoop-De-Doo Paint Added to Oakland Hellscape
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Streetsblog receives a matrix of responses to its critique of the 23rd and 29th Avenue over-crossings in Oakland
Touring the Guadalupe River Trail
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Streetsblog gets an update on efforts to integrate San Jose's 'Central Park' with the city's various communities
SPUR Talk: Building Resilience into the Waterfront
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Officials talk about long and short term plans to preserve and protect the city's valuable and vulnerable waterfront. Bike safety, though, gets short shrift.
Alameda’s Clement Avenue Safety Project Moving Forward
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Protected, two-way cycle tracks and better sidewalks, but intersection danger may remain.
Apathetic Audi Blocks Safety
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Car dealership continually breaks law, obstructs sightlines at dangerous intersection
Seamless Bay Area Solidifies Vision for Regional Transit
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Outlined at a SPUR meeting in San Jose, Seamless lays framework for a Swiss-style, integrated rail and bus system for the Bay Area
Open Thread: Hayes Valley’s People Street. What Would You Pedestrianize Next?
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Perhaps no other neighborhood has come so far--from the bad old days of the Central Freeway, to pedestrianizing one block of street. What's next?
Guest Commentary: New SFMTA Leader Must Put the Rider First
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San Francisco Transit Riders writes an open letter to the SFMTA Board, describing what they'd like to see in a new SFMTA director