Laguna Streets

Complete Street Policy unencumbered by political process. Walk-bike-skate-bus or rail, give street access to people, not just cars.

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Fullerton picked for testing bike-share program

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In Orange County, OCTA officials are looking into a bike-sharing program that would allow commuters to rent bicycles near a bus or train s...

House Bill reverses decades of progress on bike/ped

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House leadership is pressing to eliminate bicycling and walking in the Transportation bill: Destroys Transportation Enhancements by makin...
Thursday, January 26, 2012

And in the Orange County Register........

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San Clemente aims for ‘complete streets’ A goal of the city’s reworked General Plan is to put transportation options for bicyclists, pedes...
Saturday, January 21, 2012

San Clemente City Council adopts Complete Streets

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Laguna Beach is ohh so NIMBY! "San Clemente's Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan shall be fully integrated wi...
Friday, December 23, 2011

Caltrans News, PCH and Canyon Road for multi-users

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After many years of being shut out, bicycling now has representation on the powerful Caltrans advisory committee that sets statewide stand...
Thursday, December 22, 2011

San Clemente Released Bicycle and Pedestrain Plan

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December 7 2011: The City of San Clemente agreed to release the INITIAL DRAFT of their first ever Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan. The ...
Monday, December 5, 2011

Bike to Work: How to get Started

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Jake Lynch and his wife moved to Washington D. C. and traded their car for two bikes.  " But the thing I've noticed the most is ho...
Wednesday, November 30, 2011

KIA Superbowl Ad

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Getting Kids back into cars is automobile industry JOB 1. Ratcheting up marketing to kids . Marketing cars directly to children pays off ...
Monday, November 28, 2011

Thanksgiving Week in Review for CSTF

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Results of Tuesday 22 November Council meeting addressing Complete Streets infrastructure projects: CSTF under city review make 24 recommen...
Thursday, November 24, 2011

Grateful for the New Orange Freeway

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Seventeen strangers traveled 30 miles making 16 friends and sparing the air 510 pounds of CO2. This is the view down the Class I bike freewa...
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Laguna Streets is a cooperative of Laguna Beach residents recommending a new balanced mobility plan for Laguna Beach based on sustainable transportation modes. We work with similar groups in Long Beach, Newport, Dana Point and San Clemente to apply a unified approach to business revitalization and transportation planning. Scribe: Les Miklosy
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