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Your Employer Probably Owes You a Commuter Benefit — And You Might Not Know It
PublishedHere's something that might save you real money this month: if you work for a Bay Area company with more than 50…
The 1 Line Is Falling Apart, But At Least We're Polite About It
PublishedThere are two kinds of Muni conversations happening in San Francisco right now, and together they paint a perfect…
16th St BART Looks Like It Needs a FEMA Declaration, But Apparently It's Just 'Construction'
PublishedIf you've exited 16th Street BART lately and thought you'd accidentally wandered into a disaster zone, you're not alone.
Waymo to SFO Is Here, and It's Already Beating Uber on Vibes
PublishedThe robot taxis are going to the airport now, and honestly?
Caltrain Crossings: When the Gates Can't Even Beat the Train
PublishedIf you've ever stood at a Caltrain crossing and watched the gates still descending as a train blows through at speed…
The Bay Bridge Bike Path: A Noble Idea Trapped in a California Cost Spiral
PublishedCyclists want a path across the western span of the Bay Bridge.
Muni Is Mid — And That's Actually Pretty Great
PublishedHere's a fun exercise: Complain about Muni for five minutes.
Metroboard Finally Ships — And Yes, People Are Hyped
PublishedIf you've been waiting on your Metroboard delivery, congratulations — it's apparently real, it exists, and it's finally…
The Bay Area's Student Driver Epidemic Has Officially Jumped the Shark
PublishedIf you've driven anywhere in the Bay Area in the last year, you've noticed it.
SF's Crosswalks: Where Pedestrians Are Just Suggestions
PublishedWalking around San Francisco should not feel like a contact sport, and yet here we are.
SF Spent Millions on Bike Infrastructure. Cyclists Are Still Playing Frogger.
PublishedSan Francisco loves to talk about its commitment to Vision Zero — the city's pledge to eliminate traffic deaths.
E-Bikes, Stop Signs, and the Kids Who Blow Through Both
PublishedAnother day in San Francisco, another near-miss involving kids on e-bikes blowing through stop signs like the rules of…
Bayview's Neighborhood Shuttle Lives to Ride Another Day
PublishedGood news is rare enough in San Francisco transit that it's worth savoring when it arrives — much like the Bayview's…
San Francisco's Parking Chaos: A City That Can't Get Out of Its Own Way
PublishedLook, we've all been there. You circle the block for the fourth time, your blood pressure climbing with each pass…
19th Ave Is Getting Paved at Warp Speed — So Why Can't the Rest of SF's Roads?
PublishedIf you drove anywhere near 19th Avenue this weekend, you probably noticed something unusual: the city actually getting…
The Lost Art of Hitching a Ride Down the 5
PublishedSomeone posted online this week looking for a road buddy for the six-hour slog from SF to LA.
FasTrak Quietly Killed the Best Toll Tag and Replaced It With Something Worse
PublishedIn a move that apparently nobody asked for and nobody was told about, FasTrak has been quietly retiring its beloved…
Someone Left a Spicy Note on the 1 California and Demetrius Jackson Is Catching Strays
PublishedMuni riders are a patient people. They endure phantom buses, bunched arrivals, and stops so frequent you could…
Bay Area Transit Is Burning Through $590 Million and Still Wants More of Your Money
PublishedHere's a fun exercise: imagine handing someone $590 million and then watching them come back a few months later saying…
Reckless Driver on 880 Has Bay Area Commuters Seeing Red — And It's Not the Sunset
PublishedIf you were on Highway 880 recently and narrowly avoided becoming a hood ornament, you're not alone.
Flesh vs. Steel: SF's Crosswalks Are a Daily Game of Chicken Nobody Signed Up For
PublishedHere's a fun thought experiment: if two planes got within half a mile of each other, it would make national news.
Trucks Block the N-Judah, City Shrugs — Welcome to SF Transit
PublishedIf you tried to catch the N-Judah westbound yesterday afternoon, congratulations — you got to experience San…
Montgomery Station: A Monument to Managed Decline
PublishedIf you've set foot in Montgomery Station recently — or really any time in the last decade — you already know the vibe.
Caltrans Killed the Richmond Bridge Bike Lane and Got Nothing in Return
PublishedHere's a brain teaser for you: What do you get when a government agency removes a functional bike lane from the…