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Friday's crash is part of a fractal pattern of failure on safety

The political 'compromise' still allows drivers to cross over the railway junction, assuring future delays and maintaining extensive conflict areas between motorists, transit vehicles, and pedestrians

The latest SFMTA survey shows current riders are responding to improvements. However, it doesn't seem to account for the dissatisfaction of lost riders

Seems politicians are paying attention to the polling on how popular safe-streets issues are with the San Francisco electorate

Christopher White was named as the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition's new executive director almost a week ago. The appointment wasn't a huge surprise, as the long-time staffer had been serving as interim director for several months. White joined the organization in 2017 as coordinator for adult bicycle education. Before getting into bicycle advocacy, he was the Founding Artistic Director of the SF experimental performance troop Mugwumpin, as well as an actor for many Bay Area theater companies.

Safe and livable streets issues are winning issues. When will more Bay Area politicos realize that fact?

The Bicycle Coalition responds as SFMTA releases conceptional drawings to replace the center-running lane on Valencia

San Francisco's leading bike advocacy group to stick with its interim director

Diego Cardoso de Oliveira and Matilde Ramos Pinto weren't from West Portal. If they'd survived last March's crash, even they would have been barred from the 'West Portal Welcoming Committee,' according to the selection 'criteria'