Bicycle Lifestyles

  • Highway 1 Elkhorn Slough Corridor Climate Resiliency Project

    If you follow @BikeMonterey on Mastodon, you catch posts such as this, thanks to Sophia Linnevers, transportation planner at Transportation Agency for Monterey County (TAMC): SAVE THE DATES re: Highway 1 Elkhorn Slough Corridor Climate Resiliency Project: Stakeholder Advisory Group MeetingMonday, October 2610 – 11:30 a.m.Location: TBD; at a local venue Community Open HouseThursday, December 35…

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  • Salinas Police: Education avoids citations — e-bikes and more

    If you follow @BikeMonterey on Mastodon, you catch posts such as this, thanks to Ricardo Tovar’s Sept. 3 report for KSBW: “Salinas police will host a community e-bike safety presentation Sept. 30 [2026] at 6 p.m. at the Salinas Police Department. The presentation will cover e-bike and e-dirt bike laws, safety concerns and parents’ responsibilities.…

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  • West End Celebration, Sand City

    Dan Frechette and Laurel Thomsen are among the top-notch musicians performing on West End Celebration’s all-free live music stages.

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  • California Wildfire Prevention—Camping and more

    Below, grab links to resources on wildfire prevention, the 8 Aug 2026 Jack Peaks fire, the Aug 2026 Timber Fire in Big Sur, camping and campfire tips, and more. Timber Fire https://www.readymontereycounty.org/emergency/incident-archive/2026-timber-firehttps://bigsurkate.blog/ California has an increasingly long wildfire season. See current fires: https://fire.ca.gov/incidents/. Please help prevent wildfires in the Monterey Bay Region and elsewhere! Tips on equipment…

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  • Tips for Drivers on Bike-Friendly / Bike-Safe Driving

    Share this resource: /wp-content/uploads/2026-Tips-for-Drivers-04-to-a-pg-mini-fliers-1.pdf The first section of this post is specific to California. This post also includes bike-friendly driving videos relevant throughout the USA. California law requires sharing the roads with people who bike. This includes—but is not limited to—how to pass a bicyclist:🚘➡️➡️➡️🚴Since 2014 CA has a Three Feet for Safety law (give…

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