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SPUR Lunchtime Forum: Crosstown Bikeways

"What will it take to make San Francisco a world-class bicycling city—with a continuous network of cross-town bikeways offering safe, comfortable and inviting routes for people of all ages and riding abilities? A new San Francisco Bicycle Coalition program, Connecting the City, will create a road map for making San Francisco a great place for anyone to ride their bike. Learn about it from Renée Rivera and Andy Thornley of the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition."

“What will it take to make San Francisco a world-class bicycling
city—with a continuous network of cross-town bikeways offering safe,
comfortable and inviting routes for people of all ages and riding
abilities? A new San Francisco Bicycle Coalition program, Connecting the
City, will create a road map for making San Francisco a great place for
anyone to ride their bike. Learn about it from Renée Rivera and Andy Thornley of the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition.”

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