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Here are some helpful resources:
BICYCLE SAFETY INFORMATION
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New! Urban Bicyclist Education Classes! Check the SFBC, SF County Transportation Authority, and the SF Department of the Environment webistes for details. Also find out more about Bay Area regional bicycle education classes at bicycling.511.org
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The Coexist Campaign is a Citywide effort to encourage greater respect between bicyclists and motorists, hopefully resulting in safer roads for all users.Some great pointers on Sharing the Road from the League of American Bicyclists.
GENERAL BICYCLE COMMUTER INFORMATION
- New! Map out your commute on-line by using 511.org's BikeMapper!
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The City and County of San Francisco Department of the Environment has administered the City Fleet Bicycle program since 2001 to reduce vehicle trips made by City employees related to daily work routines. For more information, contact Faiz Khan at 415-355-3704 or faiz.khan@sfgov.org.
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It is a good idea to register your bicycle. There are a number of ways to do so: via the national bike registry at www.nationalbikeregistry.com. Locally, the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition has a "Freezer Registration" where you write down your bicycle information and place it in a freezer until you need it. Check the information at www.sfbike.org. Other, more general resources can be found on this site and at http://www.sfbike.org/?theft.
BICYCLE DETOUR ROUTES AND CONSTRUCTION INFORMATION
- Construction zone regulations (a.k.a. "The Blue Book")
- Report problems with street construction at 554-SCCC (7222)
- Report potholes in bicycle lanes at 415-695-2100 (after hours 695-2020) or email at:potholes@sfdpw.org
- Report street sweeping or tree trimming needs at 28-CLEAN (282-5326)
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ADDITIONAL COMMUTER LINKS
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San Francisco Weather (from Weather Underground)
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San Francisco Department of the Environment Clean Air Program seeks to improve air quality in San Francisco primarily by reducing vehicle emissions. The Clean Air Program was founded in 1993 and has worked on a variety of projects since its inception.
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San Francisco Bay Trail is a regional bicycle and pedestrian corridor that connects to numerous public transportation facilities and serves as an important link to other communities in the Bay Area.
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511.org covers bicycle commuter information regionally, as well as transit, rideshare and automobile information.
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TheCity and County of San Francisco Department of the Environment has administered the City Fleet Bicycle program since 2001 to reduce vehicle trips made by City employees related to daily work routines. For more information, contact Faiz Khan at 415-355-3704 or faiz.khan@sfgov.org.
CONTACT US with your suggestions for Bicycle Facility Spot Improvements (missing signs, faded or missing bike lane markings, etc.)
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