Update to the November Calendar Rob Tashjian stepped up to the lead the November Monday MMRR rides on the 5th, 12th and 19th. I still need a ride leader for the Monday MMRR on the 26th. I also need

The road never looked so good. Alameda County portion has been completely repaved and they are finishing striping today. Smooth fresh pavement! It was posted as being closed to November 2, so there

Anyone interested in quick jaunt up Mt. Diablo, meet at NORTH parking lot of Pleasanton BART 0800 hours (8:15 rolling) and coffee/pastry at Denica Livermore. Please RSVP so I know to wait for

South to the false summit! Still open! Amy

Yes, from the south you can get to the fence at the False Summit. Club ride going there today. Ken

I thought so but, I wasn't in the position to argue. I saw a couple riding casually in the blocked street right before I entered so, i assumed it was ok for cyclists.

Well the police officer was wrong in stating that a bike is a vehicle. But s/he may have been correct in blocking access. Depends on what the ordinance/resolution for the parade states. Once a street

Thanks for the info, Dennis. Does anyone know if Calaveras is still open for cyclists from the south side up until the reservoir? Thanks, Tim

Draft resolution that went to City Council: Draft Resolution- Morrison Canyon Road Safety Project This specifies “motorized vehicles” per CVC 415, so assuming the draft was approved without

I've heard it for thru traffic, so, cars cannot access this road to get over to 680, due to the increase in cars and for the safety of pedestrians and cyclist??

I guess it depends on what and how its posted? I rode in the zone that was blocked for the Fremont parade and the Fremont PD threatened to give me a ticket saying the street was blocked for all

It's true that bicycles (in California) are "devices" rather than vehicles. But at the same time, 21200 says "A person riding a bicycle or operating a pedicab upon a highway has all the rights and is

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