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Group Forms To Counter Opposition To Ocean Avenue Red Lanes Project

Fourteen people joined the first meeting where ways to garner support for the controversial red lanes were among the discussion items.

By Anne Marie Kristoff
Two men before a slide that reads "Finish the transit lanes and Rapid K (sic) project as planned!"
Inglesiders Stan Zhang, right, and James Wen are working with the San Francisco Transit Riders to advocate for the red lanes. | Alex Mullaney/Ingleside Light
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Pro-transit riders have begun organizing in favor of the Ocean Avenue red lanes.

Fourteen people joined meeting organizers Stan Zhang, James Wen and San Francisco Transit Riders organizer Jaime Viloria in the Ingleside Branch Library’s community room on Wednesday evening to discuss the anticipated Ocean Avenue red lane installation and ways to educate others on its benefits to transit riders and drivers. The meeting comes in response to recent efforts by other residents and organizations to stop the implementation of the transit-only lanes.

Viloria said District 7 Supervisor Myrna Melgar and District 11 Supervisor Chyanne Chen are not "interested in revisiting" the red lanes, putting the group in a good position to accomplish their goal.

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