From SFBC: You love to bike, and now you’re a parent. When can you begin biking with your baby or toddler? Is it safe? What kind of seat should you get? Is your bike baby- or toddler-ready? Register for this (free) class to learn the medically reviewed facts about biking with a baby and/or toddler, as […]

From SFBC: You love to bike, and now you’re pregnant. Do you need to stop biking? How long can you bike while pregnant? Is your bike pregnancy and baby-ready? Register for this (free) class to learn the medically reviewed facts about biking pregnant. Meet other pregnant women who bike. This class is great for anyone […]

Agenda On the agenda: 5 Year Strategic Plan Implementation Operations Scorecard  

From APBP: In-Street Bicycle Parking: What, When, Where and How Much? Increasingly communities face the dilemma of bicycles and pedestrians competing for scarce sidewalk space. As pedestrian activity increases wider sidewalks are needed, while as cycling increases more bicycle parking—traditionally placed on sidewalks—is also needed. In-street bicycle corrals allow agencies to place bicycle parking in […]

From EBBC.org: Join us on Saturday, May 12, for Ride for a Reason 2012: Support California Public Schools!! A 100 mile bike ride from Oakland to the steps of the Capitol. REGISTER TO RIDE Registration now open through May 8 SPONSOR A RIDER (We recommend Robert Prinz, EBBC’s Bicycle Safety Education Coordinator) See Story in East […]

From Livable Berkeley: Fundraiser for Berkeley Sunday Streets Donkey & Goat Winery Berkeley, CA This fall, we’re planning to close the Downtown to cars on a Sunday, turning the Downtown into a paved park where people can bike, walk, jog and dance, meet up with friends and play in the street. We’ll need your help to make […]

Agenda On the agenda: Oak and Fell Street bikeways, sidewalk widening Cargo Way cycletrack stop signs speed limit increase on Winston Drive between Stonestown Galleria and Lake Merced

Agenda On the agenda Adopting the “Center-Running Bus Rapid Transit with Right Side Boarding Platforms, Single Median and Limited Left Turns” as the Locally Preferred Alternative for the Van Ness Bus Rapid Transit project Approving the 83X Mid-Market Express as a new Muni route

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Agenda On the agenda: Transportation Code – Fare Evasion and Clipper Card Regulations

From SPUR: Film Screening: “Urbanized” This event will take place in San Jose. More than half the world’s population now lives in an urban area, and 75 percent will call a city home by 2050. But while some cities are experiencing explosive growth, others are shrinking. The challenges of balancing housing, mobility, public space, civic […]