Oakland Needs to Stop Building Sub-Par Infrastructure
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Even on new streets, city continues using dangerous, out-dated bike lane designs.
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San Francisco Celebrates a Very Political Bike to Work Day 2018
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San Francisco’s 24th Bike to Work day did not start out well for District Six Supervisor and Mayoral Candidate Jane Kim. She woke up this morning and discovered her faithful steed had a flat tire. But she got it fixed in time to join a Bike to Work Day Commuter Convoy for a ride on […]
Peladeau Park Brings Emeryville Closer to Having a Contiguous Bike Network
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Central to its "Bike to Work Day" festivities tomorrow, the City of Emeryville is officially opening Peladeau Park, another small segment of its developing safe-cycling network
Protesting the Hold up on Howard
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Bike safety advocate Devon Warner just replaced Kate Slattery’s ghost bike, at the corner of 7th and Howard, for the third time. Great strides have been made in providing short-term fixes to make the streets of SoMa safer for cyclists and other vulnerable users. In response to the late Mayor Lee’s Executive Directive, parking protected […]
Advocates and City Luminaries Celebrate Gap Closure on Richmond-Ohlone Greenway
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There’s the Richmond Greenway. There’s the Ohlone Greenway in El Cerrito. And then there was the gap between the two. This morning advocates joined city councilmembers, mayors, and local legislative representatives to celebrate the completion of a critical improvement to bicycle and pedestrian connections between Richmond and El Cerrito with the opening of Baxter Creek […]
Eyes on the Street: New Green Paint at Emeryville Public Market
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The changes bring a dramatic difference in feel to Shellmound Street; what had been a vehicle through-way now has a walkable, pedestrian-oriented scale.