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We are grateful to each of the following for making one or more donations to Bicycling Monterey in 2024. Among them is a donor who made a generous repeat donation Dec 6, and again on Dec 17, Martin Dehmler Fine Cabinetmaking.

Martin supports bike advocacy because of its multiple benefits, even for people who don’t bike: Reducing carbon emissions and traffic congestion, improving public health, strengthening community connections, boosting the economy, and increasing JOY!

bikemonterey.org/2024-bicyclin

bikemonterey.orgBicycling Monterey’s 2024 donors to date | Bicycling Monterey | Resources for Anywhere & Monterey County Biking Information Hub

Please remember the work of bicycling advocates when making donations.

Since 2009, Bicycling Monterey provides inspiration and resources for people who bike anywhere! Bicycling Monterey also serves as Information Hub for Biking Monterey County and is the county’s local partner of the California Bicycle Coalition.

Donation FAQs: bikemonterey.org/about/financi

bikemonterey.orgDonation FAQs | Bicycling Monterey | Resources for Anywhere & Monterey County Biking Information Hub

Bicycling is part of the mix in climate hope, as we and other California Bicycle Coalition partners understand.

Want to see 2025 move in a more sustainable direction? Help inspire and empower more people to bike!

On our home page now bikemonterey.org/, listen to “We’re All Heroes,” a 2009 public radio message on what led to Bicycling Monterey being launched that year. Then be a hero and help this work continue in 2025: Make a donation. bikemonterey.org/about/financi

After a sunny weekend, the weather shifted on Veterans Day, November 11. Rain is welcome in Monterey County and most of California. We refreshed our compilation of Tips for People Who Bike in Rainy Weather by adding @BarbChamberlain’s Nov 11 post. Also included are links to tips from Cascade Bicycle Club, Bike Portland, San Francisco Bicycle Coalition, @BikeEastBay, and Bike League. bikemonterey.org/rainy-weather

#BikeTooter #BikeMonterey #CascadeBicycleClub #BikePortland #SFBike #BikeEastBay #BikeLeague
#RainyDay #CaliforniaWeather #wx #weather #rain #BikingInTheRain

bikemonterey.orgTips for People Who Bike in Rainy Weather | Bicycling Monterey | Resources for Anywhere & Monterey County Biking Information Hub
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"When #Driving is Not an Option: Steering Away from #CarDependency" by Anna Letitia Zivarts @Nondriver

Thanks to Monterey Public Library for purchasing this book. It arrived at the library this week, and we biked in to pick it up just before library closing this eve.

Thanks to @BarbChamberlain for bringing the book to our attention.

While we don’t live a car-free life, this is an important book for many reasons! It also brings to mind what one of the teachers for a bike tech program we founded often hears because he bikes for transportation nearly everywhere: "Did you get a DUI?” (he didn’t, he simply prefers biking to driving).

Friday is farmers market day at Del Monte Center, Monterey. Don’t know who rode this bike to DMC today, just appreciate that they did. Related tips in “Bike to Farmers Markets” bikemonterey.org/tips-for-tour and in “Shopping by Bike”: bikemonterey.org/tips-for-tour

DMC is in city of Monterey. The city’s bike-aware leaders, e.g., Mayor Tyller Williamson and Council Member Gino Garcia (whose day job is working for Ecology Action of Santa Cruz / Lets Modo) may be unaware that we formerly had in that Shopping section of the Tips guide a detailed map listing all Del Monte Center bike rack locations. Their ED at that time himself biked to work! Why is that detailed map no longer in our guide? Because DMC 🔥REMOVED those bike racks! 😭#NotProgress #GoingBackward #CarbonEmissions #TrafficCongestion #Monterey #ActOnClimate #ClimateCrisis #transportation

Bike Buzz: Summer 2024 News from Bicycling Monterey
bikemonterey.org/bike-buzz-sum

As we mention in our Summer 2024 newsletter, bike advocates on Mastodon include #BikeNite organizer Phil / @ascentale, who happens to be a staff member of our fellow #CalBike partner, Bike East Bay; and Spokane active transportation professional @BarbChamberlain.

They are among an increasing number of other bike advocates on Mastodon / in the fediverse. Feel free to reply to this post so we can find more of you, e.g., #CaliforniaBikeAdvocates, #USABikeAdvocates, #NorthAmericaBikeAdvocates.

Are you a Monterey County resident who is experienced and knowledgeable in biking—and have the desire to make cycling safer and more accessible for others? ICYMI, this is a rare op for a League of American Bicyclists / #BikeLeague instructor training in our own county, Aug 2-4. Reg deadline, July 12. Scholarship ap deadline, July 8. Details: bikemonterey.org/aug-2024-leag

bikemonterey.org Aug 2024 League Cycling Instructor seminar in Salinas | Bicycling Monterey | Resources for Anywhere & Monterey County Biking Information Hub

Here’s a new Bicycling Monterey printable poster to share on community bulletin boards, in your store window, etc.: bikemonterey.org/wp-content/up

For other printable posters, including California bike law summaries in Spanish and English, go to bikemonterey.org/her-helmet-th

Scenes from 2024 Sea Otter Classic now include 4 video clips and 35 photos, plus more snippets of news: bikemonterey.org/scenes-from-s

Thanks to two photographers who contributed 6 of those pics, Sierra Rad and James Short; and one, Sieg Magenheim, who shot 9 for #Bicycling Monterey. We appreciate!

This lil sweetie pie didn't seem happy to be leaving Sea Otter on April 21, the final day of #Monterey County's 4-day Celebration of #Cycling.

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@ascentale @lioracle #BikeNite A2 And as for multi-use trails, City of Monterey specifically states that people on bikes are to reduce speed “and call out when passing.”

We have a few notes about sharing multi-use trails (use browser find window, find “outta my way”) in this Serious Cyclists section of the Tips for Bicycling Monterey County 20-section guide, created in 2009 with numerous subsequent updates. bikemonterey.org/tips-for-tour

We've asked #MontereyCounty Health Department & Transportation Agency for #Monterey County to team up on getting word out to #HealthCare providers in the county that TAMC has free bike racks, lockers & repair stations. Often we've biked to a PT appt, etc. only to find nowhere to lock our bike.

Hartnell Professional Center, Monterey (which houses #Community Hospital of the #MontereyPeninsula / #CHOMP #PhysicalTherapy & other medical offices) DOES have a bike rack. They also have picnic tables, benches, shade trees. :)

Sadly, many benches have been removed from City of Monterey public spots (e.g., USPS Post Office & Alvarado Street). We mention that—and, in contrast, City of #Seaside's revitalized West Broadway, which is loaded with benches, and bike racks—in "Rest Stops: People who bike, walk, or otherwise get about sometimes just need to 'sit a spell.'" bikemonterey.org/rest-stops-pe

#RestStops #rest #ActiveTransportation #PublicHealth #UrbanPlanning #infrastructure