Silicon Valley Bike Summit
From the Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition:
The Silicon Valley Bike Summit is the region’s largest gathering of active transportation leaders and organizers from government, law enforcement, non-profit, and the public. This year’s Summit includes presentations and interactive panels that explore how San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties are addressing safety for people who bike and how to work together toward achieving Vision Zero, the goal to have zero deaths and major injuries on our roadways. Featuring keynote speakers Nuria Fernandez, CEO of Valley Transportation Authority and Jim Hartnett, CEO of SamTrans and a post-Summit Happy Hour.
Registration is $35 and people can register here as well as get more info on the event: http://bikesiliconvalley.org/
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