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National Association of City Transportation Officials (NACTO)’s
Urban Bikeway Design Guide, Third Edition

nacto.org/2025/01/07/nacto-lau

"Endorsed by the U.S. Department of Transportation and recognized in federal law, the Urban Bikeway Design Guide is used by hundreds of municipalities, state DOTs, and regional agencies across the U.S. and Canada to design streets that are safe and accessible for people biking."

National Association of City Transportation Officials · NACTO Launches New Urban Bikeway Design Guide for the Next Generation of Innovative Cycling InfrastructureNACTO launched the revised edition of the Urban Bikeway Design Guide, updated for the first time in a decade.

Where to report a bikeway maintenance need in , or maintenance needs for State Highways: bikemonterey.org/where-to-repo

Report , not triggered by (no ), , on shoulders or , bikeways not clearly marked, damaged or missing bikeway , , and other conditions interfering with and efficient travel by .


California End-of-Session Legislative Recap 2023 from Coalition /

calbike.org/calbike-end-of-ses

Oct 14 is deadline for Governor Gavin Newsom to sign or veto these bills (and if he takes no action, these bills become law). Read CalBike's post (link above) for details on these—along with a list of two-year-bills (e.g., AB 73, Boerner Horvath, Bicycle Safety Stop, which legalizes stop-as-yield for bike riders aged 18 or older).

AB 825 Bryan: Safe Passage for Bikes -

AB 413 Lee: Daylighting to Save Lives -

AB 819 Bryan: Decriminalizing Transit Fare Evasion -

AB 645 Friedman: Automated Speed Enforcement -

AB 251 Ward: Deadly Oversized Cars -

SB 695 Gonzalez: Freeway Data

CalBikeCalBike End-of-Session Legislative Recap 2023 - CalBikeCalBike's end of session legislative recap: which bike-friendly bills made it to the governor's desk, became 2-year bills, or died.