George Spies

@georgespies.bsky.social

Safe streets, active transpo, dense urbanism, everybody in, nobody out. I like making stuff. Active member of Traffic Violence Rapid Response as well as Seamless Bay Area.

Today, August 4, 2026, is the setting of Ray Bradbury’s short story “There Will Come Soft Rains” about a fully automated house continuing on after the family who lived there and the world around it died in a nuclear blast.

@rideact.bsky.social could have also mentioned that their own Board Director @therealjeanwalsh.bsky.social is also going to be singing the National Anthem at the beginning of the game! She’s a great singer! I’m sure they’ll do better going forward with this gentle reminder.

AC Transit@rideact.bsky.social · 5d ago

Saturday, be there for the @oaklandballers.bsky.social game, Public Transit Night: Ride The Rally! You'll get a Ride the Rally Commemorative Pin. Stop by our tent for exclusive stickers, temporary tattoos, and take a photo with the bus cutout. Get your tickets: https://actransit.us/4gTlNHV

RIP Louisa Gag, a transit planner who dedicated her career to making Boston’s streets safer for cyclists & pedestrians. She was killed while biking to work on July 9, 2026. Street safety improvements shouldn’t be delayed, watered down, or treated as a political inconvenience. Safe streets now!!

Six congressmen bought between $83,000 to $245,000 in SpaceX stock just before its IPO: -Jared Moskowitz -Gil Cisneros -Dan Meuser -John McGuire -William Timmons -John James Five serve on committees whose work impacts SpaceX's business. We must ban members of Congress from trading stock.

Please sign this letter to tell your state senator to support AB 2168. AB 2168 would make California's Active Transportation Funding better by improving access to transit, network-level improvements and alignment with other transportation funds. It faces a critical hearing in Committee on August 3

Fix ATP: Fund Real Connections - Support AB 2168 - CalBike

Electric bicycles are already clearly defined under state and federal law. But increasingly, high-powered “e-motos” — often exceeding 750 watts and capable of motorcycle-level speeds are being markete...

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