I visited six “Energizer Stations” in San Jose during Bike To Work Day 2012 on Thursday, May 10, 2012.
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Emergency Ride Home
April 25, 2012 – 4:35 pm
“What if something happens?” A family emergency is one of those common theoretical fears that keep some people from biking to work. Many local transportation agencies and employers offer “Emergency Ride Home” or “Guaranteed Ride Home” programs to help alleviate that fear and encourage commuters to try a form of transportation other than the Single read more
SF Peninsula: $40 to bike to work
April 24, 2012 – 9:00 am
The San Mateo County (California) Peninsula Traffic Congestion Relief Alliance will give you a $40 gift certificate from a local bike shop or $40 credit toward Peninsula transit (BART, Caltrain, or SamTrans) if you take transit or bike to work at least eight times by June 1 and complete a survey afterwards. You also have read more
Palo Alto camera shop opposes streetscape plan
November 18, 2011 – 3:02 pm
I’ve shopped at and pointed people to Keeble & Shuchat on California Avenue in Palo Alto, CA. They have a huge supply of every kind of photo gear imaginable. Given their apparent opposition to pedestrian safety, I’m not sure I can recommend them anymore.
Transit Tuesday
October 18, 2011 – 10:54 am
I regularly follow two blogs that discussion public transportation: Human Transit and Cap’n Transit.
California cities and bicycle commuters
September 26, 2011 – 11:35 am
I’m looking at the LAB’s just released 2010 data on bicycle commute mode share. The LAB analyzed U.S. Census American Community Survey data from 375 cities to estimate the numbers of bike commuters in those cities. Davis, California tops the list with 22% of workers commuting by bike. A few other California cities tops Seattle’s read more