Meet Ellen Willis-Conger, SBBIKE Associate Director
A desire to dissolve divisions and a passion for serving the underserved brought Ellen Willis-Conger to SBBIKE as the coalition’s first associate director.
Read moreVision Zero Adopted! "Now It Begins"
On Tuesday, SB City Council unanimously adopted Vision Zero, paving the way to see zero fatalities and serious injuries on our roads by 2030.
Read moreData Guy Says: Survey, Please!
Take a survey. Help get benefits for SB County! SB, Goleta, Carp, Solvang, Buellton, Lompoc, Guadalupe, Santa Maria, Oxnard, rate your city.
Read moreLos Alamos Youth Get Bikes
Kids exploring their worlds on bicycles during summer break—picture perfect. Fifteen Los Alamos youth will be doing just that, thanks to a recent bike giveaway.
Read moreSunny Fields Spur: Part of Transforming Santa Ynez Valley
In a huge win at Solvang City Council this week, the Sunny Fields Spur went from an idea to a state grant application.
Read moreLower Milpas Project a Puzzle Piece Complete
The recently completed Lower Milpas Sidewalk Project, with safety enhancements for all users, is one of many puzzle pieces of the SB BMP.
Read moreWhy Vision Zero Matters
On Sept 11, 2:30 pm, please join SBBIKE and COAST at SB City Council (City Hall, 735 Anacapa St) to support zero traffic deaths / serious injuries.
Read moreRide a bike? Vote No on Prop 6
Remember this Noozhawk post? Santa Barbara Receives $15M State Grant For Bike, Pedestrian Path on Modoc, Las Positas Roads.
That's a chunk of change. It's also a beautiful bike path, if we get to build it...
But if Prop 6 passes we can forget about any new bike paths. That's because all present and future bike lanes are paid for with gas tax funds generated from SB1. Prop 6 is out to repeal SB1 – it's a step backwards for our community, our economy, and our active transportation goals, like adding more bike lanes.
Tell your friends, sign up for news, and get more information at No on Prop 6.
.Outreach Coordinator Myrna Muñoz Joins SBBIKE Family
SBBIKE Outreach Coordinator Myrna Muñoz looks forward to growing the wealth of diversity that helps make SBBIKE such a benefit to the community.
Read moreTwo Major Cycling Victories in SYV
Our local bicycling community at large should be very proud that we won two major victories this past week.
Read moreMeet Ellen Willis-Conger, SBBIKE Associate Director
A desire to dissolve divisions and a passion for serving the underserved brought Ellen Willis-Conger to SBBIKE as the coalition’s first associate director.
Read moreLower Milpas Project a Puzzle Piece Complete
The recently completed Lower Milpas Sidewalk Project, with safety enhancements for all users, is one of many puzzle pieces of the SB BMP.
Read moreVision Zero Adopted! "Now It Begins"
On Tuesday, SB City Council unanimously adopted Vision Zero, paving the way to see zero fatalities and serious injuries on our roads by 2030.
Read moreWhy Vision Zero Matters
On Sept 11, 2:30 pm, please join SBBIKE and COAST at SB City Council (City Hall, 735 Anacapa St) to support zero traffic deaths / serious injuries.
Read moreData Guy Says: Survey, Please!
Take a survey. Help get benefits for SB County! SB, Goleta, Carp, Solvang, Buellton, Lompoc, Guadalupe, Santa Maria, Oxnard, rate your city.
Read moreRide a bike? Vote No on Prop 6
Remember this Noozhawk post? Santa Barbara Receives $15M State Grant For Bike, Pedestrian Path on Modoc, Las Positas Roads.
That's a chunk of change. It's also a beautiful bike path, if we get to build it...
But if Prop 6 passes we can forget about any new bike paths. That's because all present and future bike lanes are paid for with gas tax funds generated from SB1. Prop 6 is out to repeal SB1 – it's a step backwards for our community, our economy, and our active transportation goals, like adding more bike lanes.
Tell your friends, sign up for news, and get more information at No on Prop 6.
.Los Alamos Youth Get Bikes
Kids exploring their worlds on bicycles during summer break—picture perfect. Fifteen Los Alamos youth will be doing just that, thanks to a recent bike giveaway.
Read moreOutreach Coordinator Myrna Muñoz Joins SBBIKE Family
SBBIKE Outreach Coordinator Myrna Muñoz looks forward to growing the wealth of diversity that helps make SBBIKE such a benefit to the community.
Read moreSunny Fields Spur: Part of Transforming Santa Ynez Valley
In a huge win at Solvang City Council this week, the Sunny Fields Spur went from an idea to a state grant application.
Read moreTwo Major Cycling Victories in SYV
Our local bicycling community at large should be very proud that we won two major victories this past week.
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