Tag: san anselmo

Learn about the bike lane extended on Butterfield Road and find out how we worked together to help make Butterfield Road safe for everyone.

Come find MCBC at the the E-Bike and EV Show on Sunday, Aug 27 at Fair-Anselm plaza and see a variety of EVs and Ebikes all in one place!

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 San Anselmo Town Council Candidates on bicycling issues.

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.

November 2020 Election – Hear from San Anselmo Town Council candidates on bicycling issues.

Bike the Vote on November 3, 2020! 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.

Downtown streets throughout Marin will have a more European look and feel this summer, as cities go car-free to create space for people to dine outdoors.

MCBC recently received alerts regarding ongoing construction in the Ross Valley (which includes Marin County Bicycle Route 20 next to the Corte Madera Creek, as well as high traffic routes through Kentfield, Ross and San Anselmo

Stay involved with bicycle and pedestrian projects in your neighborhoods by engaging with local a Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

Just 14 months after the first of two MCBC-sponsored public forums focused on making Lansdale Avenue  a safer place for all roadway users, the street received a Dutch-inspired facelift.