Tag: Larkspur

Bike the Vote in 2024! MCBC is here to help by sharing candidates’ responses to our questions on bicycling issues.

November 2024 Election – Hear from Larkspur City Council Candidates on bicycling issues.

Read about the plans to build a large parking garage at Larkspur Ferry in a guest post written by WTB-TAM’s Matthew Hartzell

Bike the Vote on November 8, 2022! Local elections are your opportunity to voice support for a more bike-friendly Marin. Marin County Bicycle Coalition is here to help you Bike the Vote by sharing candidates’ responses to our questions on bicycling issues.

November 2022 Election – Hear from Larkspur City Council Candidates on bicycling issues.

Join us for a group ride over the Richmond – San Rafael Bridge on Saturday, November 20 at 9 am!   […]

After lengthy delays tied to permitting, a widened multi-use pathway over Corte Madera Creek (along the northbound 101 off-ramp between Redwood Highway and Sir Francis Drake Boulevard in Larkspur) is expected to begin construction this Fall and will be complete in Summer/Fall 2021.

With reduced traffic on the roads and kids out of school and other activities, now is a great time to ride with your children and teach them proper bike riding safety and etiquette. Below, we’re highlighting some of our favorite family-friendly routes around Marin.

Read the latest on Larkspur’s plans to improve S. Eliseo Drive for people on foot and bike.

A bike route is only as strong as its weakest link–and in the case of Corte Madera Creek Pathway, we have an opportunity to address the S. Eliseo on-street gap!

A bike route is only as strong as its weakest link–and in the case of Corte Madera Creek Pathway, we have an opportunity to address the S. Eliseo on-street gap!

Last February, a driver struck an 11 year-old Larkspur girl bicycling to school at the Bon Air and Magnolia Avenue intersection. She was the fifth person – and fourth child – hit while bicycling through this intersection. With MCBC’s support, Larkspur City Council moved ahead to remove the dangerous “slip lanes” as part of the Bon Air Bridge Replacement Project.