Today would have been #BikeToWorkDay. As we gradually reopen our economy, biking will be an even more important and healthy way to move around our City for people young and old.pic.twitter.com/RcV4kptYKl
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Our Slow Streets program is an example of how we can make simple changes to allow for social distancing and provide a safer way to bike and walk.https://www.sfmta.com/projects/slow-streets-program …
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Last year, we committed to delivering 20 miles of protected bike lanes over the next two years. Despite our current circumstances, we are still on track, and I know we will need even more to support our transportation and citywide recovery.
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If you're considering biking, be sure to check out
@sfbike's many resources on biking in San Francisco.https://sfbike.org/bike-month/Show this threadThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Cities around the world are implementing pop-up bike lanes and rapidly building more bike infrastructure. When will SF do this?
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Can't we get some on treasure Island Road coming from Oakland, we often see people parking in bike lanes, its pretty dangerous...
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She will get her bike lanes — tied to some Covid relief spending of course.
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Since the pandemic manifested, my bike has been my only mode of transport and my car is untouched. I have appreciated every inch of cycle lane in our city and I implore you to help make cycling even more of a priority mode of transport for us in the future.
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