CalBike

The Token One He was so glad I had "talked about people of color committing violence against other people of color," he gushed, shaking my hand.

The California Bicycle Coalition launched an unusual campaign this week to inform local leaders that building protected bikeways is not only allowed, but encouraged.

In a wide-ranging conversation at the TransForm/CalBike Equity Summit, Malcolm Dougherty kept right on saying things that advocates are not used to hearing from the director of Caltrans. He reiterated Caltrans' commitment to its goals of  tripling biking trips and doubling the number of walking trips in the state. He said that California is investing more in transit than it ever has before, and he even said there are freeways in the state “that may not be serving their original purpose” and maybe should be removed, using the Embarcadero Freeway in San Francisco as an example of the improvements that could bring.

Time is running out to register for the California Bicycle Coalition's annual Bicycle Summit, taking place this year in San Diego from October 25 through 28.

Bakersfield-area cycling supporters have a chance to make an impact on the city's cycling infrastructure today by attending a unique fundraiser hosted by the California Bicycle Coalition.

This week, DamienTalks with Dave Snyder, the executive director of CalBike, about the current legislative session and generally about how things are going in Sacramento. Spoiler: so far, pretty well.

This year the California Bicycle Coalition's Bike Summit will take place in San Diego in late October. The 2015 summit, an opportunity for advocates throughout the state to gather, share information, and learn from each other, will focus on the theme of Equity.