September 12, 2016Leave a Comment
Another bikepool (think “carpool,” but with bikes) begins this Wednesday for commuters traveling from the vicinity of downtown San Jose, CA to the North First area, with morning departure from Diridon Station, and an evening trip leaving from Tasman Road at the Guadalupe River Trail.
August 31, 2016Leave a Comment
The city of San Jose Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services department is updating their “Greenprint” — their long-term strategic plan that guides the future expansion of San José’s parks, recreation facilities and community services — and invites residents and visitors for your feedback via an interactive map survey.
To give your input, click through to the Greenpoint Interactive Map Survey, and drop pins on the map. You can write about what parks, trails and community centers you use and like, and also identify problem spots.
H/T once again to Betsy.
July 28, 20162 Comments on San Jose Lincoln Avenue paving to make road diet permanent.
Those of you who bike on Lincoln Avenue through Willow Glen have already noticed the city has ground out the bike lanes and other road markings.
This is the paving work to make the Lincoln Avenue Road Diet permanent, per the city council vote on June 28, 2016.
The work should be complete by tomorrow, although the new asphalt might still be a little sticky for a couple of days.
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June 28, 2016Leave a Comment
Bicycles are frequently a part of American Independence Day parades, but the 2016 Rose White and Blue Parade will go all the way with a bicycle theme. Their parade takes place next Monday, July 4, 2016 just west of downtown San Jose, California.
