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An image with a dark blue background featuring the PeopleForBikes 2026 "Best Places to Bike" logo. The logo includes a blue and red icon of a bicycle and a smile. Large, vertical yellow text reads "2026," and white bold text reads "BEST PLACES TO BIKE." Below the logo, white text reads, "Improve the Accuracy of Your City Ratings Score."

OpenStreetMap 101 Introduction to Bike Infrastructure Mapping

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PeopleForBikes’ annual City Ratings measures the quality and connectivity of low-stress bike networks in thousands of communities around the world. Decision-makers and advocates use it to benchmark progress, identify network […]

An illustrated event poster for "East Bay Car Free Happy Hour!" featuring a stylized evening scene at Cellarmaker Brewing in Oakland. The artwork has a warm, retro aesthetic with a sunset sky in shades of orange and purple. In the center, a wood-paneled building labeled "Cellarmaker Brewing Co." is decorated with string lights, with a crowd of people socializing on an outdoor patio. The text on the poster provides the following logistics: Event: East Bay Car Free Happy Hour! Location: Cellarmaker Brewing, 300 Webster Street, Oakland. Date & Time: Tuesday, February 17, 5:30pm. Transportation Info Reflecting the "Car Free" theme, the bottom of the poster features icons and illustrations for public transit: AC Transit: An illustration of a green and white bus is on the left, listing Lines 12, 72, 18, 62. BART: An illustration of a BART train is on the right, noting the Nearest BART: 12th St. Station. Biking: The front wheel of a bicycle is visible in the bottom left corner.

Car Free Happy Hour 🚴‍♀️🚶🏽‍♀️🚍

Cellarmaker 300 Webster St, Oakland

The East Bay Car Free Happy Hour is headed to Oakland. Whether you’re car free, car light, car free curious, or simply want to hang out with fun people and […]