A Love Letter to UC Transit
2023-01-24
By Anar Salayev I grew up in a small Bay Area suburb called Union City. Near the southeastern tip of the BART network, Union City is aContinue Reading
Kensington, San Diego: Some thoughts on one of the city’s 15 minute neighborhoods
2022-06-29
By Anar Salayev, San Diego Correspondent at Pedestrian Space Kensington Kensington is a streetcar suburb that was founded in 1910. A small pocket on the eastern edgeContinue Reading
Some clever urban design at UC San Diego
2022-05-16
Some cities can learn a thing or three from college campus design By Anar Salayev, San Diego Correspondent at Pedestrian Space This past weekend, my girlfriend andContinue Reading
How upgraded bicycle infrastructure also benefits pedestrians
2022-04-22
An analysis of the Georgia-Meade Bikeway By Anar Salayev, San Diego Correspondent at Pedestrian Space Recently, the city of San Diego added 3.5 miles of bike, pedestrian,Continue Reading
Curbing Traffic: The Human Case for Fewer Cars in Our Lives by Melissa and Christ Bruntlett
2022-03-20
Book Review and Takeaways of Curbing Traffic: The Human Case for Fewer Cars in Our Lives By Anar Salayev, San Diego & Bay Area Correspondent at PedestrianContinue Reading
Book Review: ‘Suburban Nation: The Rise of Sprawl and the Decline of the American Dream’
2022-03-20
Key Takeaways and Book Review of Suburban Nation: The Rise of Sprawl and the Decline of the American Dream By Anar Salayev, San Diego & Bay AreaContinue Reading
How tree-lined streets increase property values and make citizens happier: Niles District (Fremont, CA)
2022-02-10
Our San Diego & Bay Area Correspondent Anar Salayev writes on the benefits of tree-lined streets in Fremont, CA’s Niles District As the effects of climate changeContinue Reading
San Diego & Bay Area, USA Correspondent Anar Salayev
2022-02-01
SANDAG, the region’s transportation planning group, recently passed the 2021 Regional Plan – a revolutionary paradigm shift for the future of mobility in San Diego. I hopeContinue Reading