Sam Ollinger | April 28, 2011
Tomorrow at 10:30 AM at 2211 Pacific Beach Drive, District Two’s Kevin Faulconer will be joined by the city’s Bicycle Coordinator, Jim Lundquist to announce the groundbreaking of a long-awaited bridge that will complete the 10-mile Rose Creek Bike Path around Mission Bay. Kevin is expected to be joined by numerous walkers, joggers and bikers. [...]
Sam Ollinger | April 25, 2011
Earlier today while riding down Marlborough Avenue after crossing the 15 on the Monroe Bicycle and Pedestrian Bridge, I noticed the presence of sharrows. I suppose that the city of San Diego has learned from its first tentative attempts at sharrow markings. Long time readers will recall that the first sharrows appeared as a sort [...]
Sam Ollinger | April 24, 2011
The Board of Directors at the San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) released the 2050 Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) last Friday. The document is available at SANDAG’s website. Public hearings and workshops are scheduled to be held in June. In conjunction with the RTP’s release, SANDAG also prepared a video to inform the public about [...]
Sam Ollinger | April 24, 2011
The San Diego Jewish Federation is putting together a free cultural festival, bike ride, and walk to celebrate Israel Independence Day. The festivities will feature Israeli food, music, and dancing. The event will commemorate Israel’s 63 years as an independent state. Funds raised from the 63- and 18-mile bike rides as well as the 1.5 [...]
Sam Ollinger | April 24, 2011
Mark your calendars for the Pacific Marine Credit Union Bike Tour that will be held on Sunday, May 29 in Vista. There will be a choice of a 34 or 12 mile, non-timed bike tour. 34-mile weaves through Vista and Oceanside. that is a beautiful loop with ocean views. Fresh strawberries will be available at [...]
Sam Ollinger | April 24, 2011
San Diego Magazine had a terrific writeup about the rise of cycling in the city along with the work being done by the San Diego Bike Union, the city’s only organization championing and encouraging the rights of utility cyclists. Traditionally, bicycle issues have been brought to the attention of local planners and politicians by the [...]
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