another link for better biking

The Potrero Avenue bike lanes help to further connect the Mission, Bayview and Portola neighborhoods, and this recent project is one block of bike lane approaching and leaving the 101/Bayshore intersection, commonly called the Hairball. With existing bike lanes on Potrero Avenue and other upcoming projects on Cesar Chavez and a Planning Department study of the Hairball, the SF Bicycle Coalition is working to improve this crosstown biking link.

Voice your support for the Potrero Avenue bike lanes.

Send an email to Supervisor David Campos and MTA Sustainable Streets Director Bond Yee today to voice your support for the Potrero Avenue bike lanes. Your voice will help show the huge demand for better biking in San Francisco and help bring more projects like it.

You can use the text below as a guide, and email to david.campos@sfgov.org, Bond.Yee@sfmta.com, and CC Neal@sfbike.org:

Dear Supervisor Campos and Mr. Yee: DESCRIBE YOURSELF: Your name. Where you live. Where you work. Where do you go when you bike on Potrero Avenue? How have the bike lanes improved your ride? Do you bike with your family or friends? Add anything else about yourself. As one of the hundreds of thousands of people who bike in San Francisco, I thank you for making these critical safety improvements to our streets. Please continue to make it easier for me, my family and my friends to bike in San Francisco Sincerely,

The Potrero Avenue bike lanes are part of a plan which will add over 30 miles of new bike lanes across San Francisco

To stay up to date on projects to create more safe and comfortable bikeways, become a member today and help support better biking in San Francisco!