Vinnie, Thank You! Cyril

The closure will be for one year. The City will reassess after that. -- Vinnie Bacon e: vbacon@... p: 510-796-8870

I’m embarrassed that I don’t know for sure since I was at the City Council meeting. I don’t recall bikes being discussed. I do remember that the only physical barrier will be a few poles that

If the sign says that the roads is closed to “vehicles”, but doesn’t mention bicycles, it’s open to bicycles. Because bicycles aren’t vehicles in California. That was the original question

They are regulated by the Vehicle Code (so are pedestrians), but they are not vehicles, since they are “moved exclusively by human power”. (OK, I sometimes get an assist by gravity, but that

I'm not sure what this discussion turned into. Yes, a bicycle is not a motor vehicle, but under CA VC 21200(a), a cyclist has to follow the rules of the road (including stop signs)

They are not Motor Vehicles. Bicycles are regulated in California under the Vehicle Code

Bicycles are not vehicles. https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySection.xhtml?lawCode=VEH§ionNum=670. This is why municipalities have to explicitly forbid sidewalk riding by

Greetings members! The holiday season is closing in on us! Things to note: 1) For those of you who have the Cycliq Fly12 and/or Fly6 cameras, there is a town hall meeting on Nov 1st at the Castro

According to an article in the East Bay Times (dated June 26, 2018), the road will still be open to pedestrians and cyclists. The City of Fremont is even thinking of putting up a gate to prevent

I think Niles Canyon would be a lovely bike path if they closed the highway and put gates on each end. Like they do on Stroll & Roll. But, then again, I’m retired and don’t have to commute Glenn

Oh sorry. I misread which canyon is closing, haha. -Matt

“Devil’s in the details”, as usual. On Oct 26, 2018, at 3:02 PM, Michael Graff <michael.graff@...> wrote:

And you've probably seen the northbound 680 HOT lane under construction. https://www.alamedactc.org/app_pages/view/8840

Niles Canyon isn't closing. Just part of Morrison Canyon that connects to Vargas. https://www.eastbaytimes.com/2018/06/26/fremont-to-close-portion-of-morrison-canyon-road-over-safety-concerns/

It looks like everyone’s commute is going to get even longer. 680 can’t handle the current amount of commute traffic and Niles Canyon helps relieve some of the pressure. Is there actually a plan

I think this is happening because of conflicts with bicycles and walkers caused by the recent dramatic increase in commuter traffic being sent up Morrison and Vargas by the GPS tracking systems.

Time of Morrison Canyon Hill Repeats!

Are bicycles treated as vehicles in this case? https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displaySection.xhtml?lawCode=VEH§ionNum=21200. "A person riding a bicycle or operating a pedicab upon a

“Forever” is an awfully long time, Cyril! 😳 On Oct 26, 2018, at 12:48 PM, Cyril Paul <cpaul78@...> wrote: