
San Pablo Avenue is the major transit and commercial boulevard between Oakland north to Hercules. From barbecue to helados, San Pablo Avenue’s distinct neighborhoods are destinations for people who live nearby or who travel from across town. It is an important transit corridor for buses connecting two counties and 12 cities, and serves transit hubs for BART and Amtrak.
As a planned bike route on six city bike plans, San Pablo Avenue is an important north-south biking connection—as well as a major barrier for cross town rides. Thousands of people bike on or across San Pablo Avenue daily even without bike lanes along most of the corridor. More needs to be done to ensure safety for people walking and biking on this wide and busy street.
A safer and more comfortable San Pablo Avenue will connect neighborhoods from east to west and all along the corridor. Join Bike East Bay’s campaign for a people-friendly San Pablo Avenue to win a better street for everybody.
Updates

$24.4M in Federal Funding Awarded for 22 East Bay Traffic Safety Projects
$24.4 Million in federal funding has been awarded to 22 East Bay traffic safety projects, including protected bikeway upgrades in Richmond and Concord, trail crossing upgrades in Antioch, and more. This funding is from a competitive grant program called the Highway Safety Improvement Program...
$300 Million in Project Funding for the East Bay
The East Bay won big with $300 Million in recent transportation award announcements from the federal Appropriations Bill, the federal Safe Streets for All program (SS4A), the federal Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP), the state Active Transportation Program (ATP), and regional One Bay...State Wins for East Bay Transportation Projects
Nearly $180 million in funding will flow to a variety of important public transportation projects across the region as part of a state grant competition. The funding was part of $800 million in grants statewide that the California State Transportation Agency (CalSTA) announced on July 7. The...
New Bay Trail Connection at Lone Tree Point
A beautiful new half-mile of Bay Trail will be opening next month, along the San Pablo Bay at Lone Tree Point in Rodeo. This long-awaited gap closure gets us very close to a complete trail and all-ages bikeway between Richmond and Vallejo for the first time ever. Plan your trip and read more...