The Most Common Reasons Bicyclists Run Red Lights
Cyclists running red lights is a common issue in cities throughout Northern California, including San Francisco, Oakland, and San Jose. Understanding why cyclists run red lights can help improve... Read More
Should Bay Area carpool lanes be enforced 24/7?
Carpool lanes are an essential part of the Bay Area’s transportation infrastructure, designed to encourage carpooling, reduce traffic congestion, and improve air quality. As the population continues to grow... Read More
Cycle Tracks still need traffic calming: a case study of Shoreline Boulevard in Mountain View
Proposals for Cycle Tracks are emerging throughout the Bay Area, and that is generally good news for bicycle safety. But as the saying goes, the devil is in the... Read More
Will Bike Lanes on Oak & Fell Reduce San Francisco Bicycle Accidents?
It’s no secret that biking on San Francisco’s Oak and Fell streets can be incredibly dangerous. In fact, the cross-town city arteries have proven dangerous for motorists as well,... Read More
San Jose Traffic Sensors Could Improve Bike & Motorcycle Safety
We’ve all had moments where it feels like the traffic light will never change to green. Many intersections have sensors underneath the concrete that alert the traffic light when... Read More
Report: Red Light Cameras Reduce Fatal Car Accidents
You know those annoying cameras that catch you accelerating through the end of a yellow light and send you a fat bill? In addition to eating a portion of... Read More
Helmet & ‘Lane Split’ Laws Could Reduce Motorcycle Accident Deaths & Injuries
The National Transportation Safety Board is taking on a tough crowd in its effort to implement a national law requiring motorcycle helmets for all ages. The Wall Street Journal... Read More
California Pedestrian Accidents Decrease As Oregon’s Increase
Pedestrians beware, as we head into the holiday months, generally considered the most dangerous for pedestrians and cyclists due to increased traffic, worsening road conditions, and dimmed visibility. Thanks... Read More
California Cracks Down on Drunk Driving on Dangerous Labor Day Weekend
Like we're back in school, 34.4 million Americans, including more than 4 million Californians will join me this Friday night to travel more than 50 miles to a vacation... Read More