Roger Rudick is the editor at Streetsblog San Francisco. He focuses on transportation and mobility, urban design, and public transportation, exploring themes related to regional interest and world news. Roger's work has been featured in Ecotopical, Streetsblog USA, NewsBreak, and the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Roger Rudick's coverage mainly focuses on transportation, advocacy, city council activities, cycling, and street safety. His articles include government announcements and event coverage related to these topics.
If you plan to reach out to Roger with a pitch or as a source, consider offering insights into transportation policies and infrastructure developments. He may also be interested in hearing about local advocacy initiatives related to urban planning and street safety. Additionally, expertise in analyzing data related to cycling patterns or the impact of specific infrastructure changes could be valuable for his coverage.
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Mayor and advocates turn in 18,469 signatures, almost twice what was needed
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By: Roger Rudick
Plus take a poll on the eastern part of the cross-Alameda trail
By: Roger Rudick
The SMART train and it's companion bike path roll into the future
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By: Roger Rudick
One of the real-world consequences to pollut'on Newsom's CARB board could be $750 million towards connecting Caltrain and future high-speed rail into the underground train station in downtown San Francisco
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