LATEST NEWS

Lincoln Hill Pathway update - almost there!
Lighting needs to be completed and video cameras to be installed before opening

Free bike riding workshop for kids and parents
Just in time for school!

Attend our free bike skills class and get a free bike map
Basic Street Skills, Tuesday, Sept 21, 6:30-8:30 PM

Ride to the Sausalito Art Festival: free Valet Bike Parking
Great way to celebrate Labor Day Weekend

HOT TOPICS

	MCBC's Bike Locally Challenge 6 bikes, 6 riders, 6 months - watch their transformation
	Join now and double your donation New MCBC Memberships for just $25 will help us leverage $15,000!
	Biketoberfest is coming! Saturday, October 16, 11 AM - 6 PM
	Confident Cycling course open for registration Riding your bike is an exhilarating experience.
	Ride Right View MCBC’s new and unique “Ride Right” video on the top techniques for safe group cycling
	Re-Open Alto Tunnel Petition Launched Sign our petition to re-open the Alto Tunnel today!
	SMART Rejects Grand Jury Recommendation and Supports Pathway July 21st vote echoed in a July 24 Marin IJ Editorial

• 2010 North-South Greenway Update Online
  Major milestone bicycle projects opening soon!

• Summer 2010 Pedal Press is online

• Reduce Bicycle Ticket Fines with a Basic Street Skills Class
  Next class is August 26, 2010
  En Español

• Roll Model - Executive Director Kim Baenisch featured in the Marin IJ

• MCBC Group Rides
  Come ride with your fellow members

• If you ditched your car, how much could you save?
  Find out with our Car vs. Bike Savings Calculator

• Marin County’s federal Nonmotorized Transportation Pilot Program: One of Only Four Nationwide
  Exciting Updates!

The Marin County Bicycle Coalition (MCBC) has been steadily improving our county’s road and path facilities for walkers and bikers since we formed in 1998. You’ve seen the impact of our advocacy efforts in each of our towns: permanent bike racks, bike lane striping, green-and-white bike route signs, road resurfacing, ‘sharrow’ road stencils, and so much more.

MCBC’s work improves our quality of life in many ways:

• increased opportunities for daily physical activity,
• teaching your children to be skilled and safe bike riders,
• reduced road congestion and greenhouse gas emissions,
• transportation equity for our low-income neighbors

Our goal is for 20% of all trips in Marin to be made by walking or bicycling by 2020. You can help – join MCBC today!

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