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West Hollywood Launches New Website Looking for Bicycle/Pedestrian Feedback
By Damien Newton |
The City of West Hollywood launched a new website yesterday to help citizens stay involved and informed of efforts to update the Creative City’s 2003 Pedestrian and Bicycle Mobility Plan. Walk+Bike WeHo features a news site specific to the plan, a 10 question survey on people’s experience walking and bicycling in West Hollywood and a […]
Walk + Bike Weho Tour
By Damien Newton |
West Hollywood will be hosting a walking and biking tour on Saturday, July 20th at 10:30am to look at our city streets and sidewalks and discuss what it feels like to be a pedestrian and cyclist in WeHo. Attached is a flyer for the event. For those who cannot attend, please post your ideas and thoughts to […]
Bike Working Group Gives Cyclists a Chance to Talk Bike Plan This Weekend
By Stephen Box |
Alex Thompson presents the Bicycling Bill of Rights. Photo: Stephen Box (update: The LA Bike Working Group event to review the Bike Plan has had to change time and venue. The new location and time is Saturday, 2pm, at the Hollywood Adventist Church, 1711 N. Van Ness Ave., Hollywood, CA 90028. We’ll be in the […]
LA County Planning Commission Hears Draft Bike Plan
By Damien Newton |
Less than a month ago the LA County Department of Public Works released the “final” draft of the LA County Bike Plan , which focuses on the unincorporated communities in LA County. This coming Wednesday, November 16th the LA County Bike Plan will head to the Planning Commission. This is the first update to the County’s existing […]
City’s Bike Master Plan to Be Unveiled in January
By Damien Newton |
(Editor’s Note: This is the fourth in a five part series examining the five bike-related items on this Friday’s City Council Transportation Committee Agenda. The first piece looked at the city’s bike sharing program, the second discussed the Bike Rider’s Bill of Rights, and yesterday’s looked at bike licensing. If you want to join a […]
The Week in Livable Streets Events
By Damien Newton |
Aaaah, predictability. The Tuesday after a holiday is often considered the first “real” day of work. This week’s glut of important public meetings on Tuesday really should have been spread out a little more. All Summer – The 5th Annual “Summer Night Lights” program kicked off over the weekend. Summer Night Lights, or as most Angelenos […]