CalBike, in partnership with the Kern Council of Governments, has been awarded a Caltrans Sustainable Transportation Planning grant to improve bicycle and pedestrian connectivity around proposed High-Speed Rail stations. This project will create a plan that to dramatically increase access to for bikes in Bakersfield, Merced, and Fresno.
Shouldn’t all roads in California be safe and comfortable for everyone of all ages and abilities? Shouldn’t our streets make it inviting for people to bike, walk, or ride public transit? That’s the vision for CalBike’s Complete Streets Campaign.
CalBike values the critical importance of community bike shops. Especially in neighborhoods that can’t support for-profit bike shops, community bike shops are often the first and only option for many socially marginalized communities and individuals to go to for repairs, maintenance, or just getting started on using one of the most affordable and cleanest mobility options.
The California Bicycle Coalition is your voice in the Capitol for state policies that enable your community and your neighbors to feel safe and comfortable biking. We update our Legislative Watch regularly.
CalBike supports expansion of public subsidies for bike share, especially in disadvantaged communities, and notched a huge win in 2018 when the Air Resources Board included bike share and electric bike share as eligible for $15 million in support from its Clean Mobility Options program.
At CalBike we just don’t improve transportation policy, but we also improve the transportation policymakers who represent us in government. On behalf of our 80,000-plus supporters across the state, and as a 501(c)(4) organization, we influence the electoral process to advance our mission.
CalBike and the Tuolumne County Transportation Commission are collaborating with the county governments in Alpine, Calaveras, San Joaquin and Stanislaus counties on an exciting project to leverage the region’s incredible opportunity for bike tourism to benefit the economies of the region’s disadvantaged communities.
CalBike convinced the experts at the Air Resources Board to include bike share and e-bike share as an eligible expense in the state’s $10 million Clean Mobility Options for Disadvantaged Communities program. We are working to expand e-bike subsidies to more Californians.
At CalBike we just don’t improve transportation policy, but we also improve the transportation policymakers who represent us in government. On behalf of our 80,000-plus supporters across the state, and as a 501(c)(4) organization, we influence the electoral process to advance our mission.
Every two years, CalBike brings together planners, city staffers, and advocates from across California and across diverse communities. The Summit includes presentations, panels, lively discussions, and fun social events. The next Summit will be held in 2021. Presentation materials from past summits are available online.
Past CalBike campaigns and projects.
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Dave Snyder2020-07-27 19:27:052020-07-27 19:27:05Reduce the Role of Police in Traffic Enforcement for the Safety of Everyone
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Laura McCamy2020-07-27 15:36:542020-07-27 15:38:06CalBike Launches Central Valley Community Bikeways Survey
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Laura McCamy2020-07-20 21:06:572020-07-21 12:39:00Shasta Bike Depot Will Help Redding Embrace Its Potential as a Bikeable CityBe the first to hear about the latest news and actions you can take to help create bike-friendly communities.
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