Tag: bike to work

Dates are set and planning is in full swing on our MCBC 2018 Signature Events! It’s time to mark your calendars for Bike to Work Day, the MCBC Dirt Fondo and Biketoberfest Marin.

Earlier this month,the Metropolitan Transportation Commission approved $824,000 across Marin and Sonoma counties to fund bicycle sharing in the SMART train corridor. Expected to roll out in late 2018, the will provide a fleet of rugged, GPS-tagged utility bikes at Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit stations and key destinations in cities along the rail corridor

SMART’s long-awaited passenger service began on August 25 when the first train departed from Sonoma. MCBC’s awesome Valet Bike Parking team was on hand keeping bikes safe and secure, while also explaining how bikes get onto the train.

We need to hear from you! What do the Cal Park Hill Tunnel and Central Marin Ferry Connector mean to you? Drop a note or photo to MCBC Policy and Planning Director, Bjorn Griepenburg.

Congratulations to everyone who took part in this year’s Marin County Team Bike Challenge during National Bike Month. Get to know a bit more about this year’s teams and how they manage to sneak in the extra miles.

A recent Marin Voice article by MCBC Executive Director Jim Elias spurred a lively conversation throughout the Bay Area. This expanded version supplies links and cites footnotes for more information.

On Thursday, May 11, thousands of Marin residents chose to commute to work and errands on two wheels. Our amazing MCBC volunteers and a dynamic group of sponsors and hosts cheered on more than 3,400 riders who went through our checkpoints.

Tomorrow is Bike to Work Day! We look forward to see you at one of our Energizer stations during the Bay Area’s 23nd Annual Bike to Work Day.

For a second straight year, Marin County’s District 1 Supervisor Damon Connolly pledged to go car-free from April 11 to May 11, culminating on Bike to Work Day. Yes, it’s a #RideWithDamon Redux!

“I like to ride my bicycle!” continues!  “Let’s Ride” on the 2017 Bike To Work Day!  MCBC members continue to show how much […]

Long-planned bicycle improvements to the dangerous Miller/Almonte intersection go to Mill Valley City Council for final decision Monday, April 3

“I almost never drive my bike anywhere; I leave my house and hit a trail within a mile in any direction.”