Tag: pedestrian

Check out Cory’s Ride latest excursion to Angel Island. Cory’s Ride students braved wind and water to Angel Island on their longest ride yet.

The San Anselmo Hub is the single busiest intersection in Marin County, with nearly 65,000 cars (and a very large number of bus riders and bicyclists) traveling through it every day. But it has many shortcomings. Participate in the Hub Transportation Study by attending upcoming community meetings and make your voice heard.

MCBC is working with a coalition of Sleepy Hollow residents, staff from Supervisor Katie Rice’s office, and the Marin County and San Anselmo Departments of Public Works to improve safety on Butterfield Road. Take the survey and make your voice heard.

Find out more about how our most recent cohort of Cory’s Ride students are getting out and experiencing the roads and pathways of Marin.

Safe Routes to Schools is on track to break a new record: over 10,000 students will have taken its pedestrian and bicycle safety classes by June of 2022. Already in the Fall 2021 semester alone, SR2S has taught 170 classes and over 5,000 children. Want to know more? Did your child miss out on this vital instruction due to closures last year? Read on!

There’s been a lot of news on E. Blithedale Avenue in the last year, so here’s an end-of-the-year roundup on where we stand, and what is still left to be done. 

Ten students receive training on how to ride and maintain their bikes through Cory’s Ride, MCBC’s newest program

Starting this month, the Town of Corte Madera is kicking off a project to improve this segment of road, a decision applauded by MCBC. Read more about the improvement and options…

Learn more about the Mill Valley-Sausalito recent resurfacing and the Bothin Marsh and sea level rise and how it will impact the pathway.

On Monday, October 18th through Tuesday, October 19th, Marin County Parks will close a portion of the Mill Valley-Sausalito Pathway for resurfacing. As anyone who has ridden the pathway knows, the pavement is badly in need of repair, and we applaud the effort to smooth out the ride for cyclists.

Over the past few months, MCBC staff have been studying diligently and practicing their in-class and on-bike teaching skills tirelessly and are now LCI certified. Read more about what this means!

MCBC was saddened to learn of yet another person killed while walking in Marin. On Tuesday morning, May 18th, 73-year-old […]