Cyclists and walkers will enjoy the rolling green hills and rural roads of West Calaveras County during the Calaveras County Arts Council’s Sixth Annual Ride & Walk 4 Art on March 20, 2022. With three bicycle ride choices—30, 45, and 100 miles—or a 4.5 mile walk along the shores of New Hogan Lake—there’s something forContinue reading “First Bike Event of the 2022 Calendar”
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Signature Bikeway in Tuolumne County
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Mokelumne River Bridge Widening and Bridge Rail Replacement Workshop
Caltrans District 10 is hosting a virtual public workshop to provide informations about a project to improve the State Route 49 Mokelumne River Bridge. The workshop is Wednesday February 24 from 5:00 to 6:30 pm. To join the workshop, visit https://bit.ly/3pzXG2N or call (408) 418-9388 (access code: 146 532 9118). Project information and workshop presentationContinue reading “Mokelumne River Bridge Widening and Bridge Rail Replacement Workshop”
MLBC February 2021 Newsletter
Dear Motherlode Bicycle Coalition Members, The MLBC Board recently met to discuss bike advocacy plans and bike sponsored activities in 2021. We agreed that our top priorities are to advocate to improve conditions for biking for transportation and recreation, encourage all residents, kids and adults to ride a bicycle, and to promote our region forContinue reading “MLBC February 2021 Newsletter”
Join Cal Bike and the MLBC for a Holiday Virtual Get Together
We are getting together to celebrate another year of bike advocacy with a presentation from Youth Bike America about their cross country tour! Our special guests include, SFUSD Teacher, Andy Padlo, a Senior Projects Teacher, from the Ruth Asawa San Francisco School of the Arts and three recent graduates Emmet Forde, Dasha Yurkevich, and JulianContinue reading “Join Cal Bike and the MLBC for a Holiday Virtual Get Together”
Why You Should Care About This Picture, The Tuolumne County Active Transportation Plan
This intersection is designed to optimize vehicle circulation by allowing right turning vehicles from Mono Way to make the turn without slowing down. Think about how this design affects the safety of pedestrians and bicyclists traveling straight on Mono Way. In addition to encouraging vehicles to speed through the intersection, the design increases the distanceContinue reading “Why You Should Care About This Picture, The Tuolumne County Active Transportation Plan”