Chris

Hmm that's a new one I haven't seen, that (ULTRA) high density housing is being torn down across the country? But I thought it was also being FORCED DOWN OUR THROATS

Wonder if it could play out like:
City nearly bankrupts itself fighting housing
Housing gets built and adds more tax income
City refills coffers to fight future housing projects

Been wanting the black sheep tattoo for a long time now

Chevelle SS and a Model A? Those are my guesses

And while you’re waiting for the red lights you have to stare at that ugly new “luxury” apartment building going up

Walnut Creek seems to be where everyone shops in the east bay now. It's busy every weekend and there are constantly new restaurants opening.

That’s crazy, it’s a story about a non existent housing project. What are we even doing here

Ohh I think I saw the same AC Transit bus in the first picture at a Cars and Coffee event a year ago. Got to talk to the guy who bought it and restored it.

Basically drivers expect to be able to drift out of their lane without any consequences. They’ve been babied by traffic engineers for too long

Those all sound like good improvements, hopefully makes it safer to cross for everyone

Looks pretty good to me. Wondering about that crossing over Buskirk, pretty sketchy right now since it leads directly to the freeway.

It takes one attempt to ride this route on a bike to realize these lanes are very much needed. Can’t wait for this to be built

Love getting ahead of traffic with this. Just have to hope there’s someone there to hit the beg button

They mentioned funding they had secured to make improvements to the trail for “dual-tracking”. Would that be for separating bikes/peds or specifically for an AV project?

I’m curious how it is bringing the Tern on BART? Always afraid that it’s too heavy and cumbersome

Wow this movie makes so much more sense now. Wish the original script had been made instead

We can start with burrito stands at every transit station

Just now realizing this is a case of rewriting history where NIMBY policies lead to an explosion of housing prices, and after a few decades of that, residents start to believe that the town was founded to be unaffordable from the start

Yeah, my theory is that if kids are mostly riding in the street they want to be able to keep up with traffic cause it feels safer. It doesn't feel safe to be riding 10mph in an unprotected bike lane

Pretty sure it’s a BMW 2002, a car from the 60s/70s

It was the only chance in my life to get 10x the value of my season ticket, so I took that option

Good luck, I have yet to try this cause that section of Olympic seems sketchy

Yep, birding by bike is unmatched for vibes

"the only entity that forces you to pay even if you are dissatisfied with the service"

Obviously this person has never been locked into an Adobe subscription that you can't get out of.

No one rides the trains, they're too packed

An undated photo of people walking from BART to the Oakland Coliseum

Sports are back at the coliseum!!! The @oaklandroots.bsky.social roots play their home opener this Saturday March 22 at 7 pm.

Here are a few #throwbackthursday photos of the Coliseum from the BART archives, including our personal fav view: The Coliseum BART Bridge before Mount Davis!

Mickey 17! Great movie! Go see it!

Ah, did not know that. Will have to ask about that next time

Schrodinger's housing? It's all empty but at the same time it's causing gridlock and parking chaos at Trader Joes

Conflicting, it's a great platform for viewing at home, and the bump in broadcast quality is huge. But then you realize trying to watch a game anywhere else (like a bar) is basically impossible.