Bike to School Day Volunteer Appreciation Party
"Did you help out, organize or ride to make this year’s event a tremendous success? Celebrate a successful Bike to School Day with with ice cream."
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This Week: Emeryville, Bike East Bay Volunteer, Fremont
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Here is a list of events this week.
SF’s Biggest Bike to School Day Yet Marks a Growing Trend Among Students
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Kids at 40 schools this morning participated in San Francisco’s biggest Bike to School Day yet. The level of participation, in the event’s fourth year, reflects steady growth in levels of biking and walking to schools throughout the year. San Francisco Bicycle Coalition (SFBC) Executive Director Leah Shahum said an enthusiastic group of more than […]
The Family That Rides Together
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The Rileys on Valencia Street at Cesar Chavez Street, near the start of their long journey to school and work. Photos: Matthew Roth When trying to find San Francisco parents who take their kids to school by bike or on foot, we often hear this refrain: It’s all well and good to ride your bike […]
First Bike to School Day in San Francisco a Success
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A very happy bike-riding student at Monroe Elementary School in the Excelsior. Flickr photo: Marc Caswell All morning I’ve been asking myself (and some others) why kids riding bicycles to school is a pressworthy event. Don’t kids always ride bikes to school or have we become so car-dependent that even this sancrosanct part of being […]
SFUSD Will Launch Safe Routes to School on Walk to School Day Tomorrow
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Walk to School Day 2007. Photo: SF Walk to School Day Walking to school may seem like an unfortunate casualty of the San Francisco Unified School District’s school assignment system, which aims to desegregate schools by prioritizing diversity over proximity when placing students. But as the school district launches its Safe Routes to School program […]
Eyes on the Street: Work on Valencia Protected Bike Lane Pilot Almost Complete
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A Valencia Street event to celebrate the new bike lanes was rained out, but Streetsblog took a look anyway