Ricardo Cano is a Transportation Reporter at various publications including Noozhawk, Transport Topics, and the San Francisco Chronicle. He focuses on themes related to events and conferences, particularly in the context of California's traffic and voter data. Cano's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Government Technology and Calhoun Times.
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Ricardo Cano's focus lies in local transportation and logistics, particularly within the San Francisco Bay Area. His articles often involve government announcements and cite data frequently. If you're looking to reach out effectively, consider offering insights or commentary related to public transit policies, traffic management strategies, or developments in the transportation sector that are relevant to the Bay Area specifically. This could include proposed infrastructure projects, public transport funding issues, or trends in travel behavior within this region.
Given his strong emphasis on local coverage and government announcements regarding transportation systems like BART and initiatives impacting commuting patterns in the Bay Area, pitches should align with these specific geographical areas for maximum relevance.
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By: Ricardo Cano
Street safety changes are coming to S.F.’s West Portal area. Here’s when they take effect
By: Ricardo Cano
A car with no front or back that has no steering wheel: What San Francisco’s next robotaxis could look like.
By: Ricardo Cano
Yes, there are more driverless Waymo robotaxis driving around San Francsico. Here’s how busy they are on a daily basis.
By: Ricardo Cano
BART’s new, reinforced gates aimed at reducing fare evasion are being installed at this popular San Francisco station.
By: Ricardo Cano
Waymo robotaxis are now driving on San Francisco freeways, ferrying only company employees for now. Here's what it means for Waymo's Bay Area expansion.
By: Ricardo Cano
Cruise’s robotaxis are returning to paid driverless ride-hailing — with the help of former competitor Uber
By: Ricardo Cano
Waymo eyes a San Francisco robotaxi expansion that would take it into the East Bay, and eventually into personal vehicles
By: Ricardo Cano
Here’s when travelers can expect the worst Bay Area traffic during Labor Day weekend, and how busy the region's airports will be.
By: Ricardo Cano
California poised to become first state where cars must warn drivers when they’re speeding. Gov. Newsom must sign the bill to make it law.
After last year's slam-dunk success with Frightmare Forest, Allan Hancock College men's basketball program is preparing to scare and delight the community with the return of the haunted maze.
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