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When We Say Safe Streets…
When we say “safe streets,” we also mean the freedom to gather, protest, and stand with our community in solidarity without fear of police or military violence.
Oakland’s Record Setting Protected Bikeway Construction
Here’s an update on the record SIX protected bikeway projects Oakland has under construction simultaneously, plus details on more starting construction soon!
Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Trail Opponents Dodge Staff Guidance to Keep it Open
Through a public records request, we now know why the March and April votes on the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Trail were postponed.
Bike to Wherever Day 2025
Thanks for another great Bike to Wherever Day! On May 15, 2025, over 12,100 riders joined us in the East Bay, and we distributed 9,450 iconic tote bags at our 120+ Energizer Stations.
Tragedies and Appeals for Change in Antioch and Hayward
Advocates renew calls for street safety interventions after the deaths of bike riders in Antioch and Hayward.
Take on your next bikey adventure with SF Bay Ferry
Hop on a ferry with your bike, take in the views, and experience the best of
local culture, history, and outdoor fun by the water
Bike East Bay in the News
Find the latest media headlines and articles featuring quotes and activities from Bike East Bay.
From Fear to Freedom: My Bike East Bay Story (and How You Can Help)
Monthly Giving Circle Member and Bike Education Instructor Kendra Toy shares how she got involved with Bike East Bay.
Final Vote to Save the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge Trail; Mokelumne Overpass 1st Anniversary Ride
The Richmond-San Rafael Bridge trail closure vote is coming very soon. Get involved to help save the trail!
In the face of national uncertainty, we remain anchored in local people-power.
As a person who rides a bike, cares about our planet, and is committed to racial justice, the rapid rollout and cascading effects of the Trump administration’s recent policies have been, and continue to be, stressful and disorienting.
East Bay Cities on Notice for Substandard Bikeways
Read this review of four East Bay projects that didn't meet the local bike plan recommendation, and ideas for how to address these systemic omissions.
Becoming a First-in-Class Nonprofit
When Bike East Bay began our strategic planning process in 2023, we recognized the need to strengthen our team and work culture in ways that would enable us to accomplish all our other goals. We've been making progress on our goal to become a first in class nonprofit that is recognized for its thriving team!