The Ongoing Saga of the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Bike Lane
The fate of the 10-foot wide, barrier-separated bike and pedestrian path on the upper deck of the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge remains uncertain, as both advocates and critics of the lane eagerly await a decision...Letters to Marin County’s Board of Supervisors were overwhelmingly in favor of keeping the bike lane open 24/7 as a crucial part of the San Francisco Bay Trail"
Here's another interesting quote from the article:
"Mark Shotwell, CEO of the Ritter Center, which serves the homeless population in Marin County, wrote to county leaders in support of opening the third lane for emergencies because the vast majority of his employees commute to work, which can take up to two hours or more if there’s an accident on the bridge."
Californians, your job is to get hold of these employees and make sure they all have #ebikes to commute with!
