Roger Rudick
Recent Posts
Feds Pay Downpayment On Calif. High-Speed Rail
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The negotiations continue in D.C., but money for additional legs of California's projects should be available soon--if L.A.'s politicians get out of the way
Commentary: Computer-Driven Trains Can’t Get COVID
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Even as Europeans extend the scope of automated trains, Bay Area leaves riders stranded because it won't exploit this revolutionary transit tool
SPUR Talk: Bullet Trains and Big Cities
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A look at how high-speed rail could help transform large metropolitan areas
California Needs to Up its Train Game
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San Joaquin, Capitol Corridor, Pacific Surfliner--new umbrella group wants to promote state's model of operating trains. How about Japan or France instead?
Why Painted Bike Lanes are Immoral, in One Video
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Leaving vulnerable road users in this kind of mortal danger is abhorrent and unacceptable. Officials who plan, approve, and install them need to do a gut check
To Use Less Oil, Build Electrified Trains
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Italy Reaps High-Speed Benefits While CA Leaders Tweet Nonsense Letters to the Governor. Could this have something to do with big oil?
The High-Speed Rail Transformation Has Begun
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High speed rail is coming. Check out a bit of the history.
'Transit' Project that Prioritizes Driving Gets Award
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San Francisco's airport received a “Gold” certification from the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) program developed by the U.S. Green Building Council late last week for extending its people mover train to a giant parking garage
No Charges Against Motorist Who Killed Greg Knapp
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District Attorney's statement mentions distracted driving, but says it doesn't qualify as criminal negligence?
Feds Prep $10 Billion More for High-Speed Rail
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And anti-HSR legislator Anthony Rendon goes on NBC Bay Area to defend his moves to try and kill the project
Calif. Bullet Train Budget Gets Derailed
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Over $4 billion in voter-approved funds in limbo
What Happened to “Transit First?”
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The city’s allocation of street space is anything but “transit-first”