Enhanced bicycle facilities on all arterials crossing
the Santa Ana River north and south in the East
Valley. Streets include: Orange/Boulder,
Alabama/Palm, Tippecanoe, Waterman and La
Cadena
Bike Racks on the Bus program
throughout the Inland Empire.
Dollars: the cost to
operate a car for one year.
Redlands on Two Wheels bike
parking program.
Dollars: the cost to
operate a bicycle for one
year.
Developing a motivational presentation for K-12
school kids, "Ride a Bike – It Can Take You
Places."
Bicycles: the number that
can be parked in the
same space as a car.
Requesting Caltrans improve their design concept
on SR38 through Mentone to become more
bicycle friendly.
Source: Thunderhead Alliance
and Trek Bicycle Corp.
Providing input to local governments to improve
on road bicycle designs.
Supporting community efforts to enhance destina-
tion facilities which include good bike racks and
covered bicycle parking (see bikestation.com for
concepts).
Velo Valet activities. For many years, the BCCIE
has provided free bicycle parking at the Redlands
Bicycle Classic. (This concept is growing in the
southland and was featured in a recent Los Ange-
les Times article.)
Dedication of the Santa Ana River
Trail (SART).
Support for the Orange Blossom Trail planning
process in Redlands to insure minimization of
at-grade arterial street crossings. Support for
Trails@10 activities to promote active lifestyles.
Compiling and submitting community bicycle
plans to Southern California Area Governments
(SCAG) for inclusion in regional master planning
efforts.
Riding everywhere to clear the air!
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