YouTube video by Berkeley Neighbors for Housing & Climate Action

YouTube video by Berkeley Neighbors for Housing & Climate Action

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Hopkins bike lanes get approved for at least a third time. The drama won’t stop here.

A proposal to install about a mile of protected bike lanes and remove an estimated 145 parking spaces along a commercial corridor in Berkeley has gained approval despite fierce opposition.

The council narrowly rejected a proposal to study changes that would encourage cyclists to ride on other North Berkeley streets.

The council narrowly rejected a proposal to study changes that would encourage cyclists to ride on other North Berkeley streets.

"The city needs to support the ability for people of all ages and abilities to remain active and vital in their communities, with or without a car."

Show your support at the final, final, FINAL vote to approve a protected bikeway on Berkeley's Hopkins Street.

The bottom line: On July 28, Berkeley City Council will vote on whether to repave Hopkins Street with pedestrian, bicycle, and transit improvements (including protected bike lanes). Please send them ...

The City of Berkeley will soon be adding 11 new Bay Wheels bike share docking stations and is gathering community feedback to determine where they should be located.These 11 new stations would add to ...

Join us at the Berkeley Waterfront on Wednesday, April 22, for Walk and Talk with our Waterfront Manager, Ali. We’ll “sit & chat” for a bit, then move to a “walk & talk” through the southern Waterfront area.Bring comfortable walking shoes if you plan to walk, a water bottle, and coffee if you’d like. You’re also welcome to purchase a drink at Roaming Bean Coffee.Additional Waterfront Walk and Talks will be on:

Construction Detour MeetingApril 27, 6:00pmPeople who walk, bike, or roll along the Ohlone Greenway can attend to learn about upcoming detours between Virginia Gardens and Dartmouth Street.Join on Zoo...

I gather my neighbors to support more housing and better transportation options in my city

On April 15, Berkeley City Council Facilities, Infrastructure, Transportation, Environment & Sustainability (FITES) Committee will weigh in on a proposal several Councilmembers have put forward to repave Hopkins Street without any bike or transit infrastructure improvements. Act now to urge the FITES committee to instead recommend repaving Hopkins with pedestrian, bike, and transit improvements, as approved in an earlier 8-1 council vote. We can't afford to miss this opportunity. Protected bike lanes on Hopkins will provide critical low-stress bicycle connections to schools and other key destinations for people of all ages and abilities. If the City does not create those connections when the street is repaved, there will continue to be a significant gap in the City’s low-stress bike network, likely for decades. Send the committee a letter now to let them know that making Hopkins Street safe for ALL is important to you.

A proposal would have Berkeley repave Hopkins without the bike lane that sparked an uproar years ago, effectively killing the project for now.