The Most Dangerous Mile in Marin (And How to Fix It)
Alexander Ave, connecting the Golden Gate Bridge and Sausalito is the most danderous mile in Marin. Learn how you can help change this.
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Legislative Roundup Spring 2023
The legislature is in session in Sacramento. Read our Spring 2023 Legistlative Roundup to see the bills we’re excited to support, and one we’re cautiously watching…
Get Involved in Re-Opening Alto Tunnel
The single most transformative project in Marin County would be the re-opening of the Alto Tunnel to bicycle and pedestrian travel. The tunnel, dug through the ridge between Mill Valley and Corte Madera by the Northwestern Pacific Railroad in 1884, was boarded up in 1975. But since the 90s, advocates have pushed to repurpose the Alto Tunnel, and other tunnels like it, for active transportation use, allowing people to bypass hills and avoid busy roads.
Update On The Great Redwood Trail
Few projects now underway in California capture the imagination like the Great Redwood Trail. A planned 320-mile multi use pathway connecting San Francisco Bay to Humboldt Bay, the GRT is steadily becoming closer to reality.
$20M For Bike Projects In Marin!
Learn about infrastructure projects across Marin netting nearly $20M in state and regional grant funding and why it’s good news for people who bike.
Untangling the Maze at San Rafael’s West End
Learn how San Rafael is planning to improve the 2nd Street and 4th Street intersection in the West End to make it better to navigate by bike.
Advocating Behind the Scenes
Learn about how MCBC advocated behind the scenes to win significant improvements around the Freitas Parkway Interchange.
Mill Valley-Sausalito Path Bothin Marsh Update
Learn about sea level ride along the Mill Valley-Sausalito Pathway through Bothin Marsh and the plan to preserve the marsh and pathway.
Electric Bikes: Watts The Deal
MCBC’s Policy and Planning Director Warren Wells takes us through the tricky terminology and rules of the road for electric bikes so you can join the revolution armed with the facts.
Three Year Bicycle/Pedestrian Pathway Update
The Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Bicycle/Pedestrian Pathway is three years old. Learn more about what’s going on and the future of the pathway.
Bike the Bridge with Rich City Rides
On Sunday, November 20th, Rich City Rides will be hosting a celebration of the 3rd anniversary of the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Bike/Ped […]
State Legislative Roundup 2022
Read our State Legislative Roundup 2022. With the California State legislative session at an end, it is now time to review the political victories and defeats, and set our sights on the road ahead.