Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition

New express lanes are coming to Highway 101 in San Mateo County. Fees collected will fund a transportation pilot program to help historically underserved communities. Join our online community meeting and tell us what you think about the possible programs on Thursday, March 18, 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. (https://bit.ly/SMC101Equity) Interpretation will be available in Spanish, Cantonese, and Mandarin

We're dreaming big TONIGHT. Join us at our Virtual Town Hall, 6p: vta.org/CentralBikeway

Tomorrow! Join us at 6p to dream up a bicycle superhighway. RSVP: vta.org/CentralBikeway

Do you want to get educated on mobility issues? Do you want to get involved? Participate in the Move America conference on Wednesday and Thursday! MOVE America brings together the people and companies redefining the transport tech industry in the US to partner, connect, create and discuss.

SVBC regretfully shares the news of the second death of a person biking on San Jose streets this year. We want to emphasize that it’s not biking itself that is unsafe, it’s the way streets have developed over the last 100 years. The site of this collision, McLaughlin and Tully is one of San Jose’s Vision Zero priority corridors, which means safety improvements are planned for this area. On Saturday March 5 at 12:54 pm, a driver and Mr. Le were heading West on Tully Road. Whe...n the driver attempted to turn right on McLaughlin the driver collided with Mr. To Le, an 81-year-old man, in what is known as a right hook collision. Our condolences go out to Mr. Le’s family and everyone impacted by traffic violence. The fatal collision is the sixth on San Jose city streets in 2021. We will continue to work to make sure streets are safe for everyone, no matter how they get around. See more

Hi, Please share as you see new bicycle infrastructure being installed. We want to celebrate our wins.

"Motorists break road rules to save time while cyclists do so to save their necks." What do you think?

Have you heard about the upcoming street changes on 10th and 11th street in DTSJ? Check it out!

We are on the Stevens Creek Trail now with bags, socks, and more until 11am today Saturday October 24th. Please drop in to say Hi!

Caltrain is a vital part of our transportation network, but the pandemic is jeopardizing its survival. Measure RR will rescue Caltrain, so that the thousands of teachers, nurses, and essential workers can get where they are needed most. #VoteYesOnRR #RescueCaltrain

Tune in at noon to learn more about San Mateo County's first-ever Active Transportation Plan!

Join our Family Biking webinar tomorrow - 10/21 from 1-2pm. We’ll cover gear and equipment options to help you have safe and enjoyable riding adventures! Q & A with experienced family riders who are eager to share their experiences and tips. Presentation will be available in both in English and Spanish. Register here: https://www.redwoodcity.org//Co/Calendar/Event/48268/2638... Sponsored by the Redwood City Public Library

Looking to learn something new tonight? Join us for a forum on SVBC's Bicycle Network Priority Tool and how it can guide bike advocacy in your community. Register here.

Looking for something to do this weekend? You can help support @caltrain and @YesOnMeasureRR by phonebanking. Join a phonebank on Oct. 17 with Supervisor Dave Pine or on Sunday (two times available) or next week! We need your help.

We are saddened to share the news that a 76-year-old unidentified man has died from injuries he suffered a month ago in a collision when a driver swerved into a bike lane while trying to pass another vehicle on Blossom Hill Road, according to San Jose police. The collision was reported at 3:14 p.m. on Sept. 4 in the westbound lanes of Blossom Hill Road near the northbound Highway 101 on-ramp. The preliminary investigation said a woman was driving west in a white 2013 Mazda CX...-7 approaching Coyote Road when she tried to move around a vehicle to get to the freeway. Police stated that an investigation is ongoing. Anyone with information about the Sept. 4 collision can contact traffic Detective Eliseo Malvido at 408-277-4654 or Robert Salonga at 408-920-5002. His death marks the city's 41st traffic death of the year. He was the fifth person killed while bicycling on a city roadway in 2020.

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