SFBC Treehouse Talk: Andy Clarke, League of American Bicyclists executive director

"Join Bay Area bicycling bigwheels at this briefing with League of American Bicyclists‘ executive director Andy Clarke, direct from Washington, DC. Hear the latest about the federal transportation bill and what it could mean for bicycling and livable streets, learn about LAB’s legislative and policy initiatives, explore the intersections between local and national bike advocacy. Bring your bike upstairs and relax."

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This Week in Livable Streets Events

By Michael Rhodes |
There are scores of livable streets-related happenings in San Francisco and around the Bay Area every month. Since not all of them get the attention they deserve, we’ll be highlighting Streetsblog Calendar listings in a new Monday post. Here’s a taste of what’s going on in livable streets events this week. Tuesday: SFBC Treehouse Talk […]
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Cycling Copenhagen Through North American Eyes

By Clarence Eckerson Jr. |
While Streetfilms was in Copenhagen for the Velo-City 2010 conference, of course we wanted to showcase its biking greatness.  But we were also looking to take a different perspective then all the myriad other videos out there.  Since there were an abundance of advocates, planners, and city transportation officials attending from the U.S. and Canada, […]

CA Bike Coalition Refutes CHP’s Claims About 3-Foot Passing Law

By Jim Brown |
This article is re-published with permission from the California Bicycle Coalition blog. Update: Governor Jerry Brown has vetoed the 3-foot passing bill. His statement can be found here [PDF].  The California Bicycle Coalition has compiled evidence showing that 3-foot-passing laws haven’t had any negative impacts on traffic flows in other states that have enacted these […]

In Surprise Appearance, Ray LaHood Caps Off National Bike Summit

By Bryan Goebel |
Photo by Jeffrey Martin courtesy of the League of American Bicyclists.  Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood made a surprise visit to the closing reception of the National Bike Summit last night, speaking to a record crowd of bicycle advocates and industry representatives, many of whom spent the day swarming the halls of the Capitol as part […]