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 …
Tonight’s the night! Tell the Alameda City Council you want a safer Central Avenue at their meeting tonight, which starts at 7 p.m. at City Hall, 2263 Santa Clara Avenue. Don’t forget to wear your biking brights! If you don’t want to speak, you can still attend – your presence alone will show the council …
In a little over a week, Alameda’s City Council will consider approval of a conceptual plan to make Central Avenue safer for people who walk and bike. Bike Walk Alameda needs your help to ensure this plan gains council approval.
Join Bike Walk Alameda in speaking out for a safer Central Avenue on Wednesday, February 24! That’s the night City Council will decide whether to make a list of improvements that will make Central safer for people who walk and bike. Supporters sporting biking brights can join us at Linguini’s for complimentary all you can …
Have you ever wanted to help promote a walking and bike friendly Alameda? Tuesday, February 9 is your chance! On that date, we are hosting a map stuffing work party. We’re eager to get our new maps out into the community, but need to add our membership insert prior to distribution. We’re looking for 10 …
We’ve got some good news on the Cross Alameda Trail! On January 27, the city’s Transportation Commission signed off on a proposal to build a two-way cycletrack on Ralph Appezzato Memorial Parkway between Webster Street and Constitution Way, a critical step toward closing a dangerous gap in the planned trail.