An old map from the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition…
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San Francisco bike map, 1972
July 7, 20123 Comments on San Francisco bike map, 1972
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July 7, 20123 Comments on San Francisco bike map, 1972
A San Francisco transit alleycat
July 3, 20125 Comments on A San Francisco transit alleycat
SPUR (San Francisco Planning and Urban Resarch) has organized a transit scavenger hunt race from Ocean Beach in San Francisco to the SPUR Urban Center on Mission at Montgomery Street.
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PUBLIC Bikes Call for Models
June 27, 2012Leave a Comment
PHOTO SHOOT THIS MONDAY, JULY 2 2012 for PUBLIC Bikes in San Francisco, California. Another shoot in August TBD.
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Leah Shahum interview
June 21, 2012Leave a Comment
Interview with Leah Shahum, Executive Director of the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition.
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Human Transit
June 14, 20126 Comments on Human Transit
A year ago last spring I attended Transportation Camp in San Francisco. This was a gathering of transportation wonks and users who came together to come up with new ideas and solutions to improve transportation. I mostly participated in the public transportation discussions, where the professionals and the schmucks like me mostly talked past each other on ideas to improve public transportation.
This morning, I’m watching the tweets from everybody caught up in today’s Transbay quagmire, and I’m reminded of my frustration with that conference. But things are different for me today. Now I am informed because I have Read A Book on the topic of public transportation.
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San Fran Mag and their stupid bike survey
May 31, 201227 Comments on San Fran Mag and their stupid bike survey
San Francisco Magazine claims to offer “insightful and award-winning editorial coverage of national, regional and local issues,” but a recent survey from them asking cyclists to catalog their scofflaw behavior suggests they’re more interested in controversy and division rather than any real insight.
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