Get Involved with Bike to Work Day 2016
Bike to Work Day is May 12, 2016! This popular annual event is only possible with the support of volunteers. BWA invites you to join our team this year to help make Alameda’s Bike to Work Day the best ever!!
Bike to Work Day is May 12, 2016! This popular annual event is only possible with the support of volunteers. BWA invites you to join our team this year to help make Alameda’s Bike to Work Day the best ever!!
Let’s all join in on May 1 to promote Keep Kids Alive Drive 25 Day to heighten awareness and to keep Alameda’s kids safe for walking and bicycling. Of course, keeping our kids alive and well is an everyday responsibility and we all play a role: motorists, walkers, parents, bicyclists, police, schools, businesses, city …
Bike Walk Alameda works to make Alameda a more bikeable, walkable city. Annual memberships expire on April 30. Join or renew today to ensure Bike Walk Alameda accomplishes our mission to make our city a safe and enjoyable place to walk and bike. Every member is important. The larger the group, the stronger our voice!
It’s here! After months of hard work, the sixth edition of Bike Walk Alameda’s popular Bicycle & Walking Map is hot off the presses and available at a list of locations across the island. Our map is THE resource for finding the most walkable, bikeable streets in Alameda, along with bike shops, repair stations, lockers …
Read more “HOT OFF THE PRESSES! Our new Bicycle & Walking Map”
San Francisco Bay Ferry has installed 20 new electronic bicycle lockers at the Alameda Main Street Ferry Terminal. These new lockers are available for anyone to use on a first come, first served basis.
WE DID IT! The City Council signed off on a safer Central Avenue on Monday night, unanimously okaying a conceptual plan to put bike lanes, a bikeway serving two schools, more and more visible crosswalks and a host of other improvements along the cross-Island arterial. Given that it was unclear just six months ago whether …
Supporters of a safer Central Avenue packed City Hall on Wednesday night to let the City Council know that they want members to say yes to common-sense safety improvements to Central Avenue that include extended bike lanes, a bikeway serving two West End schools and more and more visible crosswalks. Council members felt they were …