TRANSPORTATION & ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE CLUB BIKE RIDE

The Transportation & Environmental Justice Club Ride series ends with a bang! We’re Celebrating Bike To Wherever Day riding along with the Concord Thursday Night Rides group. We’ll meet at Bike Concord’s Energizer Station where there will be free tote bags and goodies available, including gelato. We’ll ride for a while, stop for a bite, and then we will ride to Pleasant Hill BART where the ride will end.

WHEN:

Thursday May 16th, 2024 6:00 pm

WHERE:

Bike Concord’s Bike To Wherever Day Energizer Station located at Iron Horse Trail and Lisa Lane (technically Pleasant Hill) .

Approximate address: 2240 Lisa Ln, Pleasant Hill, CA 94523

RSVP suggested

Happy Bike Month 2024!

Last year was fun and this this year we are at it again! Pledge to ride, join the bike challenge to win prizes. Meet us at an energizer station or join a ride.

Nominate your Bike Champion Of the Year

Do you know an incredible cyclist, policymaker, educator, or advocate in your community? Lift them up! Each year, YOU help identify who is making your community a better place to be and to bike. Winners will receive prizes and recognition Bay Area-wide!

Nominate your bike champion

Monument Blvd Pathway Ribbon Cutting

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THE CITY OF CONCORD HAS SCHEDULED A RIBBON-CUTTING EVENT ON FRIDAY, OCT. 13 AT 12 P.M. TO CELEBRATE THE COMPLETION OF THE MONUMENT BOULEVARD SHARED USE PATHWAY PROJECT

WHEN: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13 AT 12:00PM

WHERE: PATHWAY ADJACENT TO CONCORD SKATE PARK, CORNER OF MONUMENT AND COWELL

About the Project: The Monument Boulevard Class 1 Path project built a bicycle and pedestrian connection to the Downtown Concord BART Station from the Monument Corridor. This includes the construction of a shared-use path along the east side of Monument Boulevard between Cowell and Systron, as well as signalized intersection improvements for safety.

This $5 million project relied on a $4.3 million “One Bay Area” grant — a program that the Metropolitan Transportation Commission adopted in 2012 to better integrate the region’s federal transportation program with its Sustainable Communities Strategy (SCS). The SCS aligns regional transportation planning with land use and housing in order to meet state greenhouse gas reduction targets.

The Monument Path project, which is approximately 0.4 miles in length, includes additional features, such as pervious (porous) pavement, bio-retention areas, and landscaping improvements that support the environmental sustainability aspects of the program.

Go With The Flow Bike Ride – Sunday Oct 15

Join us for a FREE bicycling tour of Central San’s wastewater system!
In partnership with Bike Concord, Central San will guide participants along a portion of our wastewater infrastructure following the Iron Horse Trail. Discover what’s happening beneath your wheels!
Sunday, October 15th
9:30 – 11:30am
Route begins at Bike Concord’s Community Bike Shop at Olympic High School.
Route ends at Pleasant Hill BART Station.
For more detailed information, to view the full route, and to register for the event: https://www.centralsan.org/post/bicycling-tours-our-service-area