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National emergency alert test | Street renamed to honor Raiders superfan | Rare raccoons seen at Lake Merritt | The cost of free eggs

Tag: Bike and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

Posted inRoad Safety

‘Bulb-outs’ will narrow Broadway in downtown Oakland for pedestrian safety

Avatar photo by Jose Fermoso September 21, 2023September 27, 2023

Starting in 2025, the city will also expand sidewalks on MLK Jr. Way to make it easier to cross the street.

Two children stand over a bundle of flowers and a picture of Maia Correia near Lake Merritt.
Posted inRoad Safety

Vigil for Oakland 4-year-old killed in bike crash draws community around grieving family

Avatar photo by Jose Fermoso September 7, 2023September 7, 2023

More than 40 people gathered near Lake Merritt where Maia Correia was fatally injured in a collision while riding on the back of her father’s bike.

Posted inRoad Safety

A 4-year-old’s tragic death highlights the need for protected bike lanes in Oakland, residents say

Avatar photo by Jose Fermoso August 31, 2023September 8, 2023

Oakland has been adding protected bicycle lanes to a few streets in recent years. But bike advocates say it’s too few, and the stakes can be life and death.

A woman with a sun hat walks on an Alameda boardwalk and behind her we can see the shoreline of Jack London Square, in Oakland. Several tall buildings in Oakland rise above the city.
Posted inRoad Safety

Proposed bike and pedestrian bridge would connect downtown Oakland to Alameda

Avatar photo by Jose Fermoso July 26, 2023July 26, 2023

Advocates say the span will link key East Bay population centers and reduce car traffic. Opponents say it’s unnecessary and costs too much at $200 million.

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