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Eyes on the Street: Culver City’s Bike Corrals

Culver City’s first bike corral on Washington Boulevard. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog L.A.

Downtown Culver City has bike corrals!

In 2012, the city installed its first bike corral on Washington Boulevard between Madison Avenue and Jean Place, in front of The Conservatory coffee shop.

Recently, the city added a new bike corral on Culver Boulevard between Main Street and Canfield Avenue, across from the historic Culver Hotel. On October 29 Culver City held a ribbon-cutting for the second corral.

Sage Law Partners' Maren Neufeld at the October ribbon-cutting for downtown Culver City's new bike corral. Photo by Darrel Menthe
Sage Law Partners' Maren Neufeld at the October ribbon-cutting for downtown Culver City's new bike corral. Photo by Alex Fisch
Sage Law Partners' Maren Neufeld at the October ribbon-cutting for downtown Culver City's new bike corral. Photo by Darrel Menthe

In a statement to Streetsblog, Culver City Downtown Business Association (DBA) President Darrel Menthe praised the corral for providing much-needed parking space for bicycles without further encroaching on pedestrian sidewalks. Menthe further stated, "Just as important, the partnership between the DBA and the City here is a sign that bikes should be welcome in our downtown. The new bike corral in Downtown Culver City makes a statement because it is visible, at the very center of the downtown area. The idea is to set the tone. We want to be ahead of the curve here in the Downtown."

Downtown Culver City's new bike corral on Culver Boulevard near Canfield Avenue
Downtown Culver City's new Culver Boulevard bike corral this morning. Photo by Joe Linton/Streetsblog L.A.
Downtown Culver City's new bike corral on Culver Boulevard near Canfield Avenue

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