Operational and Safety Impacts of Restriping Inside Lanes of Urban Multi-lane Curbed Roadways to 11 Feet or Less to Create Wider Outside Curb Lanes for Bicyclist

Published September 18, 2014 / by Richard Masoner / 3 Comments on Operational and Safety Impacts of Restriping Inside Lanes of Urban Multi-lane Curbed Roadways to 11 Feet or Less to Create Wider Outside Curb Lanes for Bicyclist

That mouthful is the title of the study published by the Florida DOT in 2011 showing that driver’s passing distance of cyclist can depend on the cyclist’s apparent gender and attire.

49ers: Solution to too many cars? More cars!

Published September 17, 2014 / by Richard Masoner / 4 Comments on 49ers: Solution to too many cars? More cars!

Sunnyvale BPAC will discuss bike trail access around Levi’s Stadium Thursday, September 18, 2014. Details below parking and transit discussion. Besides the 20-28 loss to the Chicago Bears at Sunday’s game at the brand new Levi’s 49ers Stadium in Santa Clara, the thing people complained loudly about was the post-game traffic. Horrible leaving #LevisStadium: no […]

3 foot law today and the yellow centerline

Published September 16, 2014 / by Richard Masoner / 5 Comments on 3 foot law today and the yellow centerline

Note: Don’t forget – San Jose Bike Train rolls Wednesday morning, 8 AM from Diridon Station. California’s three foot passing law takes effect today. In spite of the predictions by a few dozen malcontents who predicted gridlock on California roads, nothing much happened. As of this writing, three bicycle crashes have been called into the […]

Caroline Kennedy rides a bicycle

Published September 15, 2014 / by Richard Masoner / Leave a Comment

The only surviving child of JFK and current U.S. Ambassador to Japan joined 2,800 people in the Tour of Tohoku charity ride in Northeastern Japan. #455420174 / gettyimages.com

Police impersonator pulls over teen cyclists, brandishes weapon

Published September 15, 2014 / by Richard Masoner / Leave a Comment

The Palo Alto, CA police department ask the public to watch for a man who impersonated a law enforcement officer when he ordered two children to stop their bikes before brandishing a weapon at them.

San Jose Bike Train is Fast, Cheap and Easy!

Published September 12, 2014 / by Richard Masoner / 1 Comment on San Jose Bike Train is Fast, Cheap and Easy!

New and improved Bike Train with two departure times! San Jose Bike Train rolls again next Wednesday, September 17, 2014 from Diridon Station for destinations towards north San Jose along the Guadalupe River Trail. The regular 8 AM train departs at 8 AM. We now also have a conductor for a 6:30 AM train, which […]

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