To commemorate Bike Week L.A. May 10-16, Metro today announced key new bicycle initiatives designed to help more Angelenos make the transition from “Bike Week” to “Bike Life” in L.A. County. In the works are a new bicycle campaign, new bicycle safety classes, bike sharing, bike hubs, triple bike racks [continue reading]
L.A. Metro is building Los Angeles County’s multimodal, flexible, and sustainable transportation system. With an expansive bike share program planned, numerous bikeways funded , rider safety education programs, Bike Hubs, [continue reading]
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsKFYtCwQRA] So you want to ride your bike more often, but you just don’t want to deal with spandex and lycra outfits, cycling shoes, and helmet hair. Maybe you’re afraid of arriving [continue reading]
At some point in the distant past, I may have said something to the effect of “I don’t like to exercise very much,” and this remains true. For me, being active [continue reading]
Join a community bike ride through El Monte that highlights the city’s historic and artistic gems. Participants will enjoy learning about local art and the arrival of the new Metro Bike Hub. Riders will also visit Arceo Park, the El Monte Historical Museum, Valley Mall and Jeff Seymour Center with presentations [continue reading]
Heads up — Bike Week LA and Caltrans are bringing you Color Wheels, an incredible mix of artists and their bicycle creations! Do not miss this show, open from May 1 [continue reading]
Right off the heels of a hugely successful CicLAvia in the San Fernando Valley on March 22, Metro’s Open Streets Program is funding the next CicLAvia in Pasadena May 31. See [continue reading]
Click on a photo to see larger version. Photos by Steve Hymon/Metro. I suspected that the first CicLAvia in the San Fernando Valley would attract a crowd. I didn’t expect that [continue reading]
The first CicLAvia in the San Fernando Valley is now less than two weeks away. The free mega-event that celebrates Los Angeles-area street environs via walking, biking, roller skating and more [continue reading]
Bike Week LA and CalTrans Museum in Downtown Los Angeles invite proposals from artists in any media, including video and performance art, for Color Wheels: the LA County Community Bicycle [continue reading]
