Here’s a good one from Edinburgh, Scotland:

http://cyclingedinburgh.wordpress.com/

And, they’re not blogs, but here are a couple sites from Scotland’s biggest city, Glasgow:

http://www.sustrans.org.uk

http://www.gobike.org/

From Berkeley:

http://www.preservenet.com/freeways/

SF used to have San Francisco Cityscape (sfcityscape.org) which was terrific until they stopped blogging and became a discussion forum. I’m still looking for a good replacement one (the one you list is a bike blog written by someone in SF but it doesn’t seem to be about local SF issues in particular).

DC has Richard Layman’s Rebuilding Place in the Urban Space (http://urbanplacesandspaces.blogspot.com/) and Beyond DC (http://beyonddc.com/log)

It’d be nice to distinguish between bike blogs and more general livable streets blogs. Streetsblog is great because it covers development, parking, walking, transit, and biking, and everything from policy decisions in City Hall to specific neighborhood incidents. Some of the blogs listed above are just about how to pedal around the cities, which is great but less broad, while others are more similar to StreetsBlog.

Los Angeles:

http://www.cicle.org/wordpress/
http://www.bike-los-angeles.com/ (looks to be just getting started)

Haven’t found pedestrian or public space-focused blogs yet but I will keep looking.

New Jersey (getting started)
http://walkbikejersey.blogspot.com/

It’s an honor to be “Streetsblog-ish” — thanks! Another great DC-area blog is Rethink College Park: http://www.rethinkcollegepark.net/blog/. They get into a lot of design details and development politics too. College Park is small, but may have some useful lessons for other college towns.

Thanks for the link… a really good one based in Toronto is the Spacing Wire (http://spacing.ca/wire) – “your hub for daily dispatches from the streets of Toronto to cities around the world, offering both analysis and a forum for discussion. The Wire covers news, events, art, architecture, urban planning and just about anything that involves the public realm of our cities.

Thessaloniki, Greece (mostly Greek):
http://streetpanthers.blogspot.com/index.html

San Francisco

Monthly column on transportation issues:

http://www.missiondispatch.com/news/view_alt_category.html?category_id=406

Hi Aaron,

Our blog HumanPower (http://humanpower.blogspot.com) is about to move (with us) from Washington (state) to San Diego, so we are transitioning from being a general-interest bike/ped blog to primarily San Diego-based. We still plan to include general stuff from the Left Coast and elsewhere, however.

We want to be like StreetsBlog when we grow up.

Thanks for the great site and good work.

Thom & Anne

A fine site in San Francisco: http://www.sfbike.org/

urban bdancers & boarders