Help fund Human Streets’ work to tell more stories like this — Every day in San Francisco, thousands of people on bikes pedal in unprotected bike lanes and on streets with no bike lanes at all. …

Fire Dept. concerns delay protected bike lane — A group of protestors wearing yellow shirts that say “protected bike lanes save lives” put their bodies on the line, and brought a people-protected bike lane to the sight where a cyclist was killed last year on Howard Street. The organizers of Thursday’s protest say they’re alarmed that Fire Department…

For a while, the process of redesigning San Francisco’s grand boulevard, Market Street, was languishing with no end in sight. Planning began eight years ago with a date for repaving delayed and delayed. But now there seems to be a breakthrough, an agreement on the one thing that proved to…

Supervisors react to demand for protected bike lanes — A series of protests by bike activists who put their bodies on the line to protect cyclists from the dangerous mess of Uber, Lyft and other drivers who frequently violate the bike lanes on Valencia Street is getting the city’s attention. The two San Francisco supervisors who represent Valencia Street…

Advocates: SFMTA should time the signals for human behavior — In 2005, David Vega was crossing Cabrillo Street in the Outer Richmond District when he was struck and severely injured by a driver. …

Ghost bikes are here to stay, for now. — Our streets hold many stories about people on bicycles who never made it to work or home to their loved ones. They died in places we pass everyday. But how would we know? Like the roadside memorial crosses that remind us of people who have died in car crashes, ghost…

Driver expected to be cited — A 25-year-old man who San Francisco police said suffered “life-threatening injuries” after being hit by a driver biking on Cesar Chavez Street Monday morning has been released from the hospital. A San Francisco police spokesperson said she could not release any information on the injured man. …

San Francisco’s biggest bike holiday of the year doesn’t disappoint — On San Francisco’s 23rd annual Bike to Work Day, what is the state of bicycling in our city? “In many ways, it’s better than ever. But in a lot of really important ways not good enough,” said Brian Wiedenmeier, the executive director of the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition. Not to…

Two thousand Ford GoBikes likely to hit streets in July — The Bay Area’s public bike share system, now known as Bay Area Bike Share, will be expanding in San Francisco this summer as Ford GoBike, rolling out an initial 2,000 bikes at 160 stations. The launch was announced at this morning’s Bike to Work Day press conference at City Hall…