At the bike station at 40th and San Pablo in Emeryville are (from left) Ryan Stahlman and Svante Rodegard, members of Emeryville's Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC), and Joe Melancon, an employee of the city's Recreation Department.
Bike-to-Work Day in Emeryville saw 30% increase in bicyclists over last year!
Here’s a report from Peter Schultze-Allen, Emeryville’s Environmental Programs Analyst:
The count at our three bike stations in Emeryville was up 30% from last year. And that doesn’t include the new bike station at 46th and Adeline that had a big turnout.
We had record numbers at all our stations!
1. San Pablo and 40th once again was the leader with 322 cyclists riding by and/or stopping at the table (up 15% from last year.) Back in 2006 we only had 110!
2. The Greenway Station was very popular with 224 cyclists. Clif Bar wants to host a station there next year on their own like Novartis.
3. Next was 46th and Adeline with 206. A great start for a new station. Oakland is planning on striping bike lanes on Adeline soon so that will help next year.
4. The Bay Trail station at Powell and Frontage was up 50% over last year with 127 cyclists counted!
5. Novartis had 168 at their station this year.
On to Next Year!
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- Decorated bike racks outside Emeryville City Hall
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- Bicycle built for three, at the Adeline bike station in Emerville.
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- At the bike station at 46th and Adeline are (from left) Annie Dods, Bike-to-Work Day volunteer and employee of Bakery Lofts, and Emeryville Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) members Dave Kritzberg and Racheljoy Rodas, resident and manager, respectively, of Bakery Lofts.
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- At the bike station at 40th and San Pablo in Emeryville are (from left) Ryan Stahlman and Svante Rodegard, members of Emeryville’s BPAC, and Joe Melancon, an employee of the city’s Recreation Department.
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- At the bike station at 40th and San Pablo in Emeryville are (from left) Ryan Stahlman and Svante Rodegard, members of Emeryville’s Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC), and Joe Melancon, an employee of the city’s Recreation Department.
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- Cyclists congregate at Oscar Grant Plaza in Oakland for Bike-to-Work Day
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- Trying to get their operation off the ground, at Oscar Grant Plaza in Oakland
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- Secret News Editor Tracy Schroth fends off skeptics
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- Cyclists congregate at Oscar Grant Plaza in Oakland for Bike-to-Work Day
Manning the bike station at 46th and Adeline are (from left) Annie Dods, Bike-to-Work Day volunteer and employee of Bakery Lofts, and Emeryville Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) members Dave Kritzberg and Racheljoy Rodas, resident and manager, respectively, of Bakery Lofts.
It is called Frank Ogawa Plaza, please correct that.
@dto510: No, sorry.
The downtown Oakland plaza in question was formerly known as Frank Ogawa Plaza. It’s since been renamed Oscar Grant Plaza after the Oakland citizen murdered by a BART police officer a few years ago.