Monterey bike infrastructure
North Fremont, Monterey bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure changes, including Class IV lanes
Related update, 6/18/24: “TAMC seeks $10.4M grant to close trail network ‘gap’ near Seaside,” by James Herrera, Monterey Herald https://www.montereyherald.com/2024/06/18/tamc-seeks-10-4m-grant-to-close-trail-network-gap-near-seaside/. * * * https://twitter.com/BikeMonterey/status/1203499041419489281?s=20 See Bicycling Monterey’s 12/13/19 post “Why get involved in infrastructure planning: North Fremont, Monterey— and other projects.” https://twitter.com/BikeMonterey/status/1187482961781747712?s=20 The photo directly below shows construction progress as of August 30, 2019. Note…
Monterey City Council approves $6.6M to encourage biking and walking
Bike, bus, drive, walk in City of Monterey? Public comments will be received before Commission reaches decisions in 6/30 conclusion of three-day Transportation and Parking Charrette. The 6:30 p.m. meeting will be held at the Monterey Conference Center, Ferrante Room.
Do you enjoy the Open Space of Monterey’s Custom House Plaza and Alvarado Mall, or would you rather drive through?
Want to drive through Custom House Plaza and Alvarado Mall, or do you prefer biking or walking? Generations to come will care what you thought–and whether you spoke up.
Monterey Council Approves Multimodal Plan, Monterey on the Move
The City of Monterey will consider adopting a multimodal plan to encourage more bicycling, walking, and use of public transportation. First, the City Council and Planning Commission must review and adopt the plan, before it can be considered for adoption by the City. Learn more, and speak up!
Hawthorne/Bolio Proposed Bike/Pedestrian Ramp: City of Monterey Infrastructure
Help make bike infrastructure better in New Monterey! Attend tonight’s meeting, Thurs, 4/26, 7 pm.