Fair Share for Bikes: public workshop on Measure B Reauthorization in Berkeley

10:45 PM PDT on October 9, 2011

From EBBC:

In our Summer newsletter, we asked you to ‘imagine bicycling from Fremont to Oakland on a continuous, separated bike path known as the East Bay Greenway, or imagine a Bike Station at every BART Station with secure bike parking for hundreds of bikes, or imagine bicycling to work from Oakland to San Francisco across the Bay Bridge Pathway.’ We need you to attend an upcoming public workshop and ask the county complete the Countywide Bicycle Plan. There is $7.7 billion available over the next 30 years to fund a range of transportation projects in the County, and the Bicycle Coalition is asked that the Countywide Bicycle Plan be fully funded and completed. You can help.

More information at: ebbc.org/fairshare

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