Events

Shape the future of transit in the Crenshaw Corridor.  An environmental document that explores transit improvements including Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) and Light Rail Transit (LRT) is now available for your review and input. (This document is formally known as a Draft Environmental Impact Statement / Report or DEIS/DEIR.)   

The UCLA Program on Local Government Climate Action Policies and Lewis Center for Regional Policy Studies proudly present the fall speaker series: Perspectives on Local Climate Planning. In this series leading academics, policymakers, and practitioners discuss how cities, counties, and regions can meet the challenges of mitigating and adapting to climate change.While much attention is focused on the federal American Clean Energy and Security Act and the international UNFCCC meeting in Copenhagen, we will examine what can be done at the local level to reduce emissions and adapt to climate change.

The Alternative Energy and Transportation Expo. LACBC is a partner of the Alt-Car Expo. We will have an informational booth.

Where: Registration is at 11am at Dockweiller Beach.           Ride starts at 1 pm           Venice Bike Show @ 2:30Cost: FREEA fun casual ride to celebrate the bicycle, to enjoy friends and family by bike.The ride will start at Dockweiller Beach and will finish at Venice Beach where riders and community members can enjoy the The Venice X, a free event featuring open BMX & Fixie flat-ground freestyle contest plus a break dancing contest and a custom bicycle exhibit. For more information go to: www.venicecustombicycles.com

Bicycle counts are used to track the number of cyclists at key intersections. This is used to understand year-to-year changes in cycling as policy and infrastructure changes. Bicycle counts are basic city planning tools that help change policy to encourage cycling. Most major US and European cities have them. This will be LA's first, and we plan to do it right while having a good time!

Thanksgiving is one of the few times a year that modern Americans celebrate the achievements of the Native Americans. No matter how advanced society becomes, there will always be things that we can learn from the example set by the first inhabitants of North America. They believed in living in balance with nature and leaving as little waste behind as possible. If you have a goal of living a sustainable, healthy lifestyle, join us on an Eco-Home tour on Sunday November 1 or Sunday November 15, and Sunday November 29. Each tour will begin at 2:00 P.M. and end at 4:30.

Traffic Basics: Get into the flow…