Bike Monterey County
Sidewalks and Crosswalks, plus “What Pedestrians and Bicyclists Want Each Other to Know”
When it comes to biking on sidewalks, misinformation is bountiful! What’s true? Is it legal? Is it safe? Is it governed by state law or local ordinances or what? Why do people sometimes want to bike on sidewalks? And what’s up with “bike polite”?
5 Audios from Bicycling Monterey on the Bike Scene in Monterey County
This playlist of four two-minute audios provides glimpses into Monterey County’s bicycling scene–from Ciclovia Salinas to a fixie rider who inspires youth. Written and recorded by Mari Lynch, the audios were produced by Guy Lasnier and broadcast on KUSP Central Coast Public Radio.
CA law requires motorists to give bicyclists AT LEAST three feet for safety
2024 Update: In addition to California having a Three Feet for Safety law since 2014, since 2023 CA Vehicle Code Section 21760 now further requirse drivers of motor vehicles to change lanes when passing someone on a bicycle whenever feasible, just as they would if passing a car. See details, as well as other bike-related…
K.C. Fontes of Salinas High School Cowboy Racing Mountain Bike Team
Show your support for this Salinas High School junior who is battling cancer.
Bike East Salinas / The Alisal
People who bike, regardless of any other viewpoints, can be united in responding to turmoil by showing our support for more youth and others engaging in the healthy activity we all love: biking! Here are ideas for how you can be a positive community presence on May 25, May 31, and year-round–not just when media…