Road Archive

Alexander Ave, connecting the Golden Gate Bridge and Sausalito is the most danderous mile in Marin. Learn how you can help change this.

2023 is shaping up to be a blockbuster year for the Cory’s Ride program, and we have some wonderful updates to share with you.  As anyone who’s been following along on our journey can attest, Cory’s Ride is already accomplishing so many of the goals that we created for the program, and we’re constantly coming up with new objectives that have us really excited.  Read on to find out what we’ve been up to with Cory’s Ride so far this year. 

Help us kick off Bike Month by celebrating our 2023 Bike Champion of the Year! This year, we asked you to nominate someone who inspires others to ride a bike. We’re excited to share this year’s Bike Champion with you: Dave Rhoads. Read on to find our recent conversation with Dave.

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…

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.

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.

Have you been looking to upgrade your ride to an electric bike? If you’re an e-bike commuter over the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge, you may be eligible for a discount.

March 2023 Special Election – Hear from Mill Valley City Council Candidates on bicycling issues.

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.