Abigail Shull

"Did you help out, organize or ride to make this year's event a tremendous success? Celebrate a successful Bike to School Day with with ice cream."

"Beyond the Motor City examines how Detroit, a symbol of America’s diminishing status in the world, may come to represent the future of transportation and progress in America. The film debuts nationally on PBS on February 8 at 10 pm (check local listings).

"TransForm Joins Affordable Housing Week Events!

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"Come join the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition, Recreation and Parks General Manager Phil Ginsburg, and Department of Public Works Director Ed Reiskin for a fun ride through Golden Gate Park to celebrate the joys of riding on the newest and smoothest pavement on JFK Drive. The SF Bicycle Coalition's Good Roads Campaign worked with the city to prioritize this and other pavement improvements on San Francisco's busiest bike routes. Join us as we pedal our way down to the Ocean, filled with smooth roads and fun facts about Golden Gate Park."

"A conference for planners, designers, activists, policymakers and citizens dedicated to a just future for all human settlements.

"Details to be announced."

"Come play in the streets! Sunday Streets provides car-free recreational space for everyone. Get involved and sign up to Volunteer for Sunday Streets. The SFBC will be out in the streets doing outreach and celebrating the car-free space."

"Ride your bike to the American Conservatory Theater for tonight's performance of The Tosca Project and let the SFBC volunteer Valet Bicycle Parking crew park your bike. This original dance-theater event explores a century in the life of North Beach nightspot Tosca Café, conjuring a world in which love, betrayal, and hope emerge from the shadows and disappear with the clink of a glass. The Tosca Project brings world-renowned dancers from San Francisco Ballet, including prima ballerina Sabina Allemann and Pascal Molat, together with such acclaimed actors as The Overcoat's Peter Anderson and A.C.T.'s Jack Willis. This imaginative new work is gorgeously choreographed, achingly moving, and scored with some of the best music ever made, from Hendrix to Stravinsky."

"A year after its launch, the SF Bicycle Coalition's SF Great Streets Project has made its mark in getting great ideas quickly on the ground all across San Francisco. This project has helped shape the City's trial pedestrian plazas, its flexible parking program which allows businesses to re-adapt on-street parking spaces into places for cafe seating or bike parking, and its historic Market Street trials which are testing ideas, like forced right turns for private autos, in anticipation of the street's repaving in 2013. Kit Hodge, the project's director will share her ideas for what's next. Looking at examples from city's around the world, you'll learn more about exciting improvements that will create thriving streets that are inviting places to bike, walk, shop and live."