Bicycling
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Bike, Pedestrian, and Transit Projects Garner Top Engineering Awards
As do a fish rescue facility, a water treatment facility, seismic retrofits, a power transmission line...and a parking plaza
January 9, 2019
Where Do You Want to See the Next Protected Bike Lane?
With new protected lanes on (parts of) Howard and Valencia, advocates ask: what's next?
January 9, 2019
Editorial: Vote on Temescal to Test Core Values
Is a human in a car equal to a human on foot, on bike, or on public transportation?
December 12, 2018
Bike Lane Fights on Both Sides of the Bay
Temescal protected bike lanes move forward to full city council in Oakland, while Valencia protected bike lanes get approved by SFMTA Board
December 5, 2018
Eyes on the Street: Culver City’s Bike Corrals
In October, a new bike corral opened on Culver Boulevard in downtown Culver City
November 28, 2018
Berkeley Unified School District Considers Adopting a Sustainability Plan
Why aren't more school districts thinking about these issues? And why is it taking so long?
November 14, 2018
It’s Not About the Hair and Heels: Prop 6 Opponents Shoot Down a Specious Argument
Senator Scott Wiener and Emeryville Mayor John Bauters decisively demonstrate that it is possible to ride a bike in heels, and have fun
October 29, 2018
Free Bikes to the Polls Next Tuesday — From Motivate
Free bike rides on election day in the Bay Area, and other cities around the U.S.
October 29, 2018
Five California Cities Are Ranked in Top 50 U.S. Bicycling Cities
Los Angeles is notably absent
October 12, 2018
L.A. Councilmember Huizar Cuts Ribbon on Spring Street’s New Protected Bike Lane
The existing southbound buffered bike lane on Spring has been widened, protected, and moved to the left side of the street.
October 12, 2018
