City of San Marino: Bike Plan Meeting
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Today’s Headlines
By Joe Linton |
More Coverage of North Figueroa Bike Lanes Meeting (BikinginLA, Eastsider) “Is It Possible” To Make L.A. Better For Bicycling? (LA Register) Weekend Carnage: Van Veers Into Oncoming Car, 5 Dead in Hesperia (LAT) Driver Apprehended in South L.A. Pedestrian Death Hit and Run (LAT) Suspected Drunk Driver Dies Crashing Into Tree In Huntington Beach (LAT) […]
The Week in Livable Streets Events
By Damien Newton |
There’s some big stuff on this pre-holiday week. The two biggest things are clearly the “Ride of Silence” and the Metro Board meeting. Tonight – The city of San Marino holds a public meeting on its Bike Plan. Bike SGV seems to think it’s pretty good. But there are NIMBY’s. And they have flyers. Get […]
San Gabriel Valley Regional Bike Plan Faces Two Hearings Tonight
By Joe Linton |
The 5-city San Gabriel Valley regional bike plan is currently making its way through a complicated series of city approvals. Two important bike plan hearings are taking place tonight in the cities of El Monte and Monterey Park. Specific details on those hearings after the jump. Folks who live, work, bike, or breathe in the San Gabriel […]
Today’s Headlines
By Joe Linton |
City of San Marino NIMBY Flier Against Bike Plan (BikinginLA, BikeSGV Twitter front back) Gentrification Brings Racism to the Hood (Ebony) More on County Sup Candidate Kuehl’s Subway Position (LAT) Car vs. Bicycle Collision in Burbank (Daily News) In Corona, Fatal Collision: Metrolink Train Vs. Truck (LAT) Bicycle To Work Week in Ventura (KCET) Spreading […]
The Week in Livable Streets Events
By Damien Newton |
Finally, the long saga of the Bike Plan is at an end. Tuesday – The Bike Plan goes in front of the Full City Council for Final Approval. I swear to God, if they postpone a vote, I might lose my mind. The meeting starts at 10:00 A.M. at City Hall. You can watch the […]
Big Bike Meeting Today
By Damien Newton |
(Editor’s Note: This is the last 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 Wednesday’s looked at bike licensing. Thursday we saw that the Bike […]