In the Lane : Bike Santa Cruz County Newsletter

In This Newsletter:

• Back in the Lane

• Support our Green Fondo Riders!

• Intersection Daylighting: What does it mean?

• Bike Social Meetup in April

Back in the Lane: Newsletter Returns

Fresh from our Annual Retreat, we are reviving our newsletter to better connect with our members and keep you up to date on the latest in local and statewide bike advocacy, as well as facilitate connections in the bike community.

As we have revived our Membership Program, we'd like to thank all our members and encourage everyone to join and invite their friends.

Become a Member now!

BSCC is Ready for Green Fondo!

Bike Santa Cruz County is thrilled to be participating Climate Ride's Green Fondo this May.

Over 30 riders will participate on our Team pedaling through beautiful Sonoma and Marin counties, connecting with cycling and climate advocates while fundraising for local organizing.

Thanks to Climate Ride’s Annual Fund donors, the costs of Green Fondo are fully covered so that BSCC receives 100% of donations!

Support our Team!

Intersection daylighting:

improved visibility for safer crossings.

We welcome the signing of Assembly Bill 413, which prohibits the stopping, standing, or parking of a vehicle within 20 feet of the vehicle approach side of any unmarked or marked crosswalk (defined by curb ramps) or 15 feet of any crosswalk where a curb extension is present.

Preventing obstructed visibility for approaching vehicles is one small step towards protecting people in crosswalks and creating a safer environment and more bikeable and walkable cities.

Upcoming Events

Please join us for our Quarterly Social - ride your bike to Woodhouse Wednesday April 2 for a relaxed social gathering, strengthening connections in our bike community and making new ones!