EBBC: Public Meeting on Rockridge’s New Bikeway
From: East Bay Bicycle Coalition Caltrans willing, Oakland is readying its next cycle track on upper Broadway, between Keith Ave and Brookside Drive, next to SR 24. Our successful challenge to the Caldecott 4th Bore Project is funding this new bikeway. Come to a public workshop on the project on Feb 21 to learn all … Continued
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Lisa Ratner
10:57 AM PST on February 18, 2013
Caltrans willing, Oakland is readying its next cycle track on upper Broadway, between Keith Ave and Brookside Drive, next to SR 24. Our successful challenge to the Caldecott 4th Bore Project is funding this new bikeway. Come to a public workshop on the project on Feb 21 to learn all about it. They are even going to paint it green!
- Public Meeting Feb 21 on Broadway/Keith Intersection & Upper Broadway Bikeway
Where: Rockridge Branch of the Oakland LibraryWhen: February 21 (Thursday), 7:00-8:00pm - Complete set of drawings for the new bike lanes and cycle track on Broadway
- What the heck is a Cycle Track?
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