CalBike has partnered with Alta Planning + Design to create a guide for projects that can be built quickly and with minimal expense. This free guide will help California communities build the safe streets we need now.
Answers—and graphics to share—to some of your questions about whether to bike, and how to bike safely during a pandemic.
New to Bicycling? Have a friend who’s just getting started? Check out these online classes and resources to help get started. We’ve chosen just the best to help you get started safely.
Even more seasoned riders can get discouraged from biking by unpleasant experiences on the road. Fortunately, there are lots of things that even experienced bicyclists can do to improve the ride. We’ve compiled a set of resources to help you enjoy biking in and out of a pandemic.
Slow Streets provide space for people to walk and bike near home, with reduced and slowed car traffic. Oakland led the way in California and many cities are following suit. We created a guide, based on Oakland’s experience, to help you bring Slow Streets to your community.
Do you have a bike you no longer ride, that you can share with an essential worker or someone down on their luck from our current crisis? Or do you need a free bike because your other modes of transportation aren’t working for you? Get hooked up through Bike Match!
Find your local coalition, join, and get involved! Working with your local coalition is the best way to make an impact “on the ground” where you live. NOW is the time to push for emergency bike lanes in your community.
Are you on a bike? Is today Wednesday? Then it’s time to wave!
Where ya going?
Great advice and legal resources you hope you’ll never need but will be glad you have.
Bike registration is not required in California, but it’s a good idea to self-register it, for free, in case it’s stolen. Use the Bike Registry!
Know your rights. This is great reading because too often, even police officers get these wrong.
Still haven’t found what you’re looking for? Check the bottom of this page under “Resources” for more valuable information.
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