Raskin doing his own version of the bar scene from "Good Will Hunting"

Cool aerial view of our newly-opened protected intersection at Dexter & Thomas

SF: “we’re all out of space” Meanwhile, any random side street in a Dutch city puts 3/4 of SF to shame when it comes to density. Moreover, I think you would live a happier life with more walking distance friends and hangouts on a street like this

SF: were full 200 years earlier, the farthest corner of Paris is denser, depicted in this painting by Navlet in 1855 (!!)

OPINION: "Great Highway Park's potential has never been fully realized; it remained a lifeless roadway. Imagine what the space could become with love and effort," writes Brian Reyes, a resident of the Outer Sunset. trib.al/FNXVWvG

It’s a beautiful Saturday evening. There should be dancing in the streets. Come on…

Thanks to derek guy I can see that even the Great Gatsby has bad tailoring

NYC driving culture is bonkers.

The levels of joy on JFK promenade are off the charts right now. This is so much more valuable than a few more car lanes on top of thousands. Now imagine we have another one of these people spaces downtown with cute cafes, pubs, and shops along it valencia4people

Today — in partnership with London Breed , westside Supervisors Joel Engardio and Myrna Melgar, and Supervisors Dean Preston (deanpreston.bsky.social) , Rafael Mandelman and Matt Dorsey 🥥🌴, we’re thrilled to announce that a permanent oceanfront park will be on the ballot this November!

I saw two cars illegally turn over the Masonic/Fell bike mixing lane in San Francisco. Luckily this mixing lane is going away but it shows why mixing lanes are not safe nor comfortable. We must update the standard and fix them over time youtu.be/FlApbxLz6pA?si… SFMTA

The newly-car-free swoop from 17 St up to Broadway is so, so good and not surprisingly even more alive with cyclists & pedestrians than ever

#sunsetnightmarket was picked. No street parking is a feature

America has a killer-car problem. Its roads are nearly twice as dangerous as the rich-world average. It doesn’t have to be that way econ.st/4eaTYGq