Members for a democratic san francisco bicycle coalition
In-depth, practical reading on member democracy, fair elections, street safety and bikes on transit — written by volunteers for San Francisco riders.
Member candidates keep a membership organization accountable. This guide covers what directors actually do, how nominations work, a 12-week campaign plan, and how to campaign ethically, win or lose.
Bike space on Caltrain and BART was won by riders who organized and kept showing up. Learn the history, how to ride well today, and why capacity standards and secure station parking come next.
San Francisco adopted Vision Zero in 2014 and missed its 2024 goal. Here is how the safe system approach works, what an accountable program looks like, and a practical toolkit members can use today.
Paint alone does not make a bike lane safe. Compare facility types, learn which intersection treatments matter most, and see how residents can push for a connected, protected network in San Francisco.
Plurality "vote for 8" elections can hand every seat to one bloc. Learn how instant runoff and the single transferable vote work, with a worked example and a step-by-step plan for adopting RCV.
Electing the board is the main tool members have to hold a nonprofit accountable. Here is what the 2015 SFBC bylaw referendum taught us, the warning signs to watch for, and how to protect your vote.
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