Bicycling Monterey 💚🌎🌍🌏Aug 6, 2025

Bicycling in Pebble Beach is temporarily restricted Saturday and Sunday, August 16-17, 2025 due to Concours d'Elegance. Also, although not restricted Monday through Friday, August 11-15, Pebble Beach Company does not recommend biking inside Pebble Beach on those five dates as well. More about biking Pebble Beach: https://bikemonterey.org/biking-17-mile-drive.html

Watch out for big trucks! Monterey County roads will see many more around August 8-17, hauling cars for “Car Week.” Our Summer Bike Buzz https://bikemonterey.org/bike-buzz-summer-2025-news-from-bicycling-monterey.html updates include a reminder about Cycling Savvy’s tips on “The 6 Things You Need to Know” to stay clear of a truck’s danger zones. https://cyclingsavvy.org/what-cyclists-need-to-know-about-trucks/

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Daigoro ToyamaFeb 10, 2024
"Vehicular Cyclists: Where they are right, where they are wrong"

I agree with the author on pretty much all counts. I don't necessarily think the vehicular cyclists want roads to be designed to slow the cars, but that's a minor point (IMO).

Living and cycling in the Seattle area, I do need to be able to manoeuvre safely on the roads. Safe cycling infrastructure is scarce if existtent. VC techniques such as control & release can come in very handy when I ride with car traffic.

OTOH, separate cycling infrastructure is the necessary investment to encourage people of all ages and abilities to take up cycling as daily means of travel. As the article points out, we should be able to choose between riding on the road and using adjacent cycling infrastructure, but that IMO shouldn't translate into opposing such infrastructure.

#BikeTooter #VehicularCycling #CyclingSavvy

www.kostelecplanning.com/vehicular-cyclists-where-they-are-right-where-they-are-wrong/
Vehicular Cyclists: Where they are right, where they are wrong - Kostelec Planning

By Don KostelecJanuary 24, 2019 The rivalry between vehicular cyclists and bicyclists who want more dedicated and separated facilities is intense. The battle plays out in social media on a daily basis. It can get ugly. I support the construction of properly-designed dedicated and separated facilities in high speed, high volume roadway situations. I also …

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JoshJul 17, 2020
An impressive new #cycling safety study by an Orlando transportation planner who "gets it," summarized for #CyclingSavvy.
https://cyclingsavvy.org/2020/07/bike-lane-sidewalk-roadway-safety/