The 2009 Contra Costa Countywide Bike and Pedestrian plan is now available for review on the CCTA website.
There are three community workshops scheduled to discuss the proposed bike plan. Two of the workshops will be held ...
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The 2009 Contra Costa Countywide Bike and Pedestrian plan is now available for review on the CCTA website.
There are three community workshops scheduled to discuss the proposed bike plan. Two of the workshops will be held ...
As America’s economic challenges continue, 511 Contra Costa will join with other public transportation systems nationwide to participate in the fourth annual National Dump the Pump Day on June 18. Sponsored by the American Public Transportation Association (APTA), the ...
This is really cool! The El Cerrito BART location is now the second book lending machine in Conta Costa County. It debuts today, and all day today Contra Costa County library employees will be on hand to sign up residents for ...
The future of bike commuting continues to look better and better. As bike commuting and biking in general continue to get better and safer due to more bike infrastructure and more cyclists taking to the streets even more people will ...
See if you can keep track of how many different modes of transportation the unlucky commuter uses in this neat stop motion video by Tomas Mankovsky.
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Bike to Work Day 2009 was a great success.
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Good news for the Caltrain bike commuters out there.
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Via Streetsblog SF:
Caltrain has dropped ...
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Via Streetsblog SF:
Caltrain has dropped ...
As a part of its new rail car project BART has announced it plans to hold three community meetings some time in the Summer and Fall of 2009. They will be held across the BART service area. This will be your opportunity to give input on the next generation of ...
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How few miles can you drive in June?
During the month of June the average Bay Area resident will drive 540 miles. Each year the average U.S. family drives nearly around the planet! Think you can do better?
Join fellow vehicle owners ...
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