America’s first bicycle boulevard along Bryant Avenue in Palo Alto features a number of intersections that restrict motor vehicles but allow bicycles and pedestrians to pass through unhindered. Major intersections, such as the one with Embarcadero, look like this, where cars and trucks must turn right, but bikes can continue through. Here’s the Google Streetview read more
Verizon is seeking a cyclist for an upcoming commercial shoot in the Bay Area. Casting will be held Thursday, December 20th and Friday, December 21st. So if you’re a male cyclist between the ages of 30-38 and are white or hispanic, you might be able to pick up a quick $1500! Here are the read more
While the publisher of Cyclelicious enthusiastically supports Bus Rapid Transit plans in the Santa Clara Valley, San Jose bike advocate Peter Smith is equally ardent in his opposition to BRT. When I asked Peter for details on why he opposes BRT, he graciously agreed to write up this provocative guest blog post. Bus Rapid Transit read more
I’m a day light for this week’s edition of bicycle jobs. Sorry, but I’ve been out riding.
[ Yes, the misspelling is intentional, because there were no (fatal) wrecks. Hence, "wreckless." ]
I don’t usually post local bike shop jobs, but this one seems a little above par: Mission Bicycle Company in San Francisco seeks “Enthusiastic Customer Service Representative.”
