Building a Better, Bike-able Los Angeles with Alexis Lantz

As part of Sustainable Saturdays, LACBC’s Planning & Policy Director Alexis Lantz will provide an overview of the new City of LA Bike Plan and what it means for Silver Lake. Learn more about bicycle infrastructure and how what’s good for biking is good for the environment and our local economy. More info + Facebook event.

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The Southern California Planning Congress Dinner featuring Alexis Lantz and Jordann Turner.

By Damien Newton |
Speakers: Alexis Lantz (UCLA) & Jordann Turner (City of Los Angeles-City Planning Department) This event will highlight the research conducted by Miss Lantz on cyclists in Los  Angeles, examining their experience, motivation and preferences, and possible  policy implications. Mr. Turner will then lead a discussion about the City of Los  Angeles’ Bike Plan. Meal Choices: […]

Ready to Join the Fight for Safe Streets in Your Community?

By Damien Newton |
Following up on the success of the 12th Annual River Ride, and the ongoing success  of its regional partnership program; the Los Angeles County Bicycle Coalition looks to recruit local Livable Streets advocates to fight for safe streets in their communities.  The new Neighborhood Bike Ambassador program seeks to educate and empower cyclists to fight […]

Los Angeles Bike Movement History

By Damien Newton |
An archive for exploring how social life can lead to culture change Building a Bike Movement in Autopia Friday, April 12, 2013 L.A. Eco-Village 7-9 pm Join Colin Bogart, Kelly Martin, Ben Guzman, Alexis Lantz, Ron Milam, Adonia Lugo, Aurisha Smolarski-Waters, Roadblock, Jimmy Lizama, Allison Mannos, Tafarai Bayne, and others as we create an experimental […]

A Letter from Bill Rosendahl to the Bicycling Community

By Bill Rosendahl |
Today, we approved a Bike Plan which provides more opportunities for people in Los Angeles. More opportunities for people to discover the benefits of combining public transportation with a bike to finish that last mile. More opportunities for parents and kids to ride safely on streets. More opportunities for people to switch from gas to […]

What the Heck Is Going on with Bike Plan Implementation?

By Damien Newton |
Yesterday, the LADOT and City Planning made their quarterly update to the City Council on the progress of the implementation of the Bike Plan.  The Council’s Transportation Committee also moved a motion that would transfer $475,000 to LADOT’s overtime account.  Between the somewhat confounding report offered by the agencies and the revelation that bike projects […]