Wiggle to the Market
"Bring your bike and a helmet and receive reusable bags, coupons for free produce and frequent biker cards. The group will then ride the Wiggle to the Upper Haight Farmers’ Market to redeem coupons, shop and enter a raffle."
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Thinkwalks: Wiggle Walk
By Aaron Bialick |
From Thinkwalks: Yes, true, the Wiggle is named due to the zigzag of bike route #30 through the neighborhood and avoiding hills. But is there more to it than that? We’ll explore the ‘hood from this, that and askew angles: geology, activism history, water, and native tribes. Highlights include: Market Street punched through rock, 1928 […]
Wiggle Walking Tour
By Stan Parkford |
From the SF Bicycle Coalition: Yes, true, the Wiggle is named due to the zigzag of bike route #30 through the neighborhood and avoiding hills. But is there more to it than that? Thinkwalks presents an exploration walk that will explore the ‘hood from this, that and askew angles: geology, activism history, water, and native […]
This Week in Livable Streets Events
By Abigail Shull |
Take advantage of summer and the joys of cycling by joining some fun outings this week. And, review large and small scale improvement projects with SPUR and Supervisor Mirkarimi. Here are the highlights from the Streetsblog calendar: Tuesday: SPUR Lunchtime Forum: The new Central Subway corridor. Grab lunch and head over to SPUR to mull […]
SF Bicycle Advisory Committee Meeting
By Robert Prinz |
Agenda On the agenda: Chairman’s Report MTA Bicycle Program Report BART Task Force Report Improvements in the Wiggle Status Review on Spot Project Requests (1. Schrader, Market, Cesar Chavez signage 2. Stockton, Lyell, Polk Sts contra-flow lanes 3. Market/12th bike signal 4. Harrison/16th bike box 5. Impact of proposed CPMC development)
Misguided Enforcement Precedes ThinkBike Improvements on the Wiggle
By Aaron Bialick |
The Wiggle — the growingly popular, mostly-flat bicycling route connecting SF’s eastern and western neighborhoods — should become more bike-friendly in the next year. After consulting with Dutch bicycle planners, the SFMTA is planning new upgrades to increase the safety and comfort of people walking and biking on the route, including “green-backed” sharrows, zebra-striped crosswalks, […]
This Week: A Bikeway for Market or Mission Street?
By Lisa Ratner |
This evening, the SF Bicycle Coalition will lead a survey ride to discuss the new proposal to build protected bike lanes on Mission Street instead of Market Street. Bike riders looking for fun this weekend can join the East Bay Bike Party on a transportation history ride from the Wiggle to the beach, and the […]