Recent Streetsblog LA posts about Bicycling

Protected bike lane on Kellogg Drive at Cal Poly Pomona. All photos by Joe Linton/Streetsblog L.A.

Eyes on the Street: Pomona Bikeways on Valley Boulevard and Kellogg Drive

By Kristopher Fortin | Jul 2, 2021 | No Comments

New protected bike lanes were recently installed on Kellogg Drive. Construction is underway on a protected bikeway on Valley Boulevard. Both serve Cal Poly Pomona.

Rendering of two-way protected bikeway along Sunset Blvd - via Sunset4All

Sunset4All Kicks Off Crowdfunding Initiative

By Joe Linton | Jun 25, 2021 | No Comments

Sunset4All and the L.A. County Bicycle Coalition are raising funds for engineering work toward a protected bikeway along Sunset Boulevard through East Hollywood, Silver Lake, and Echo Park

The Expo Line Bike Path Culver City station gap dogleg is indirect and makes cyclists do multiple turns on heavily trafficked streets. All photos by Joe Linton/Streetsblog L.A.

Eyes on the Street: Culver City Expo Bike Path Gap

By Joe Linton | Jun 14, 2021 | No Comments

Culver City and L.A. City have prioritized drivers in the area around the Culver City E Line station. This puts Expo path cyclists on an indirect detour on heavily-trafficked streets.

Metro is proposing greater flexibility for its Highway Program. Metro Highways image via Metro

Metro Board to Vote on Greater Flexibility for Highway Funding This Month

By Joe Linton | Jun 8, 2021 | No Comments

This month, the Metro board will consider modernizing Metro highway funding; the proposal would add flexibility to, where applicable, include complete streets features - such as transit, walk, and bike components

A city of El Monte proposal for a Class IV protected bikeway and pedestrian improvements adjacent to a local high school scored a 92 on the 2020 ATP cycle, yet still did not receive full funding. Rendering via Alta Planning + Design

California’s Active Transportation Program Can’t Meet Statewide Needs on a Shoestring Budget

By Wesley Reutimann | Jun 2, 2021 | No Comments

Any community that successfully navigates the gauntlet that is the ATP application -- a process requiring hundreds of hours of staff and community time -- and earns what is essentially a “B” grade deserves to be funded.

The City of Irwindale's draft active transportation plan proposes to create 71 pedestrian projects and 39 bicycle projects, a majority of the projects currently proposed on the city's main roads, including Arrow Highway, Irwindale Avenue, Azusa Canyon Road, Los Angeles Street, Live Oak Avenue and Ramona Boulevard. Image: Irwindale Active Transportation Plan

Irwindale Active Transportation Plan Envisions a Safer, More Bike- and Pedestrian-Friendly Future

By Kristopher Fortin | Apr 16, 2021 | No Comments

The city currently has two bike facilities. The new plan proposes adding 39 bicycle projects and 71 pedestrian improvements over the next 10-20 years. The city council is expected to approve the plan this month.

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