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Tag Archives: sharrows
What a Sharrow does not do!
While Sharrows are becoming more and more popular throughout the United States as a way to create safer communities by reducing accidents, Sharrows, or “shared roads” sometimes it is easier to explain what Sharrows do not do: Sharrows effectively do … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Infrastructure, South Bay Bicycle Coalition, Uncategorized
Tagged bike, Bike Master Plan, manahttan beach, manhattanbeach, sharrows
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Guess what Newport Beach City Council did within 30 days of two bicycle deaths?
After back to back bicycle deaths last year, Mayor Gardner led the Newport City Council to authorize the painting of sharrows as a first step to prevent further fatalities. Why sharrows? Because it is one of the cheapest and easiest … Continue reading
Posted in Infrastructure, South Bay Bicycle Coalition, South Bay Bicycle Master Plan, Uncategorized
Tagged bicycle safety, Manhattan Beach, sharrows
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Just what is a “Sharrow” anyway?
A Bicycle Sharrow is a “shared road” that has bicycle symbols placed on the roadway lane to remind motorists that there may be people riding bikes. Unlike bicycle lanes, they do not designate a particular part of the roadways for … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Bicycles, Community, Infrastructure, South Bay Bicycle Coalition
Tagged Beach Cities Cycling Club, bike, bike lane, Bike Master Plan, sharrows, South Bay Bicycle Master Plan
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Public Forum – Sharrows on Hermosa Ave
A reminder – tomorrow, Wed Oct 20th at 7:00 PM is the Public Works Commissions public forum to discuss the sharrows that have been placed on Hermosa Ave and the potential (and planned) expansion of sharrows to other locations in … Continue reading
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Tagged Cycling, Hermosa Beach, Hermosa Beach Public Works Commission, Public forum, Road markings, Safety, sharrows, South Bay
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October Monthly Meeting Postponed – Come to the Hermosa Beach Forum on Sharrows
Our regularly scheduled monthly meeting which was to have taken place on Tuesday, October 19 is being postponed this month so that our members can instead attend an important meeting the following night in Hermosa Beach. We ask you to … Continue reading
Charlie Gandy Talks to South Bay Riders on 2nd Street, Belmont Shore Long Beach
On Oct 2, 2010 56 riders from the Beach Cities Cycling Club and the South Bay Bicycle Coalition rode their bikes from Redondo Beach to Long Beach to meet with Charlie Gandy, the City of Long Beach Mobility Coordinator. We … Continue reading
Posted in Bicycles, South Bay Bicycle Coalition
Tagged Beach Cities Cycling Club, Belmont Shore, Charlie Gandy, City of Long Beach Mobility Coordinator, green lane, Long Beach, sharrows
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