Over the years, Bike to Work Day has become one of Bike Walk Alameda’s most prominent efforts for promoting cycling as a safe and enjoyable way to commute. Stop by one of our five energizer stations on your way to work, hope to see you there! Energizer Station Locations 6:30-9:00 AM Peet’s Coffee 1365 Park …
Your Bike Walk Alameda membership is an easy and effective way to support biking and walking in Alameda by lending your voice to the debate. In addition to supporting safer streets, your membership helps promote biking and walking through events like Bike to Work Day, creates publications like our popular Bicycle & Walking Map plus gives you discounts …
Bike Walk Alameda is excited to announce that Bike to Work Day is happening on May 11, 2017. Mark your calendars for our yearly event celebrating the community and our love of biking! This event is made possible every year with the generous help of volunteers and we’re looking for biking enthusiasts to join our …
Despite its key location, Posey Tube’s inadequacies stunt bicycle and pedestrian traffic growth Bike Walk Alameda recently conducted counts of bicyclists and pedestrians traveling between Alameda and Oakland at two separate locations. Having done the very same audit in the fall of 2006, these counts offer interesting insights into how biking and walking patterns have …
Watch the CBS local news piece about the Bicyclist Draw Bridge Proposed Between Alameda and Oakland with our very own Lucy Gigli!
We need your help to count the number of people walking and biking. We’ll be conducting a count on Tuesday 10/25 and Wednesday 10/26. As part of our Bridge the Gap campaign, we want to see how biking and walking has changed in the 10 years since we counted last. What: Volunteer to count bike …
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The city has installed pedestrian warning lights in two locations. The warning lights are at the intersections of Pacific Avenue and Fourth Street (above) and at Park Street and San Antonio Avenue.