What do you do with hedges growing over the bike lane? Or you find debris on the path? Or a tough-for-a-bike intersection smack in the middle of an otherwise great route? There are ways to alert those responsible for maintaining and planning for bike facilities of such road hazards and issues.
Leia bicycles from Sunnyvale to Jazz Pharmaceuticals about three days a week and has signed-up for three centuries (100 mile rides) this year.
There is an undeniable tension between cyclists and drivers. Cyclists constantly fear getting doored or right-hooked. Drivers are vexed by cyclists blowing through stop signs. Let’s bury the hatchet and try to drive and ride a mile in one-another’s loafers and clip ins. Here are things bicyclists would like drivers to know and vice versa.
Bike touring forces you to enjoy the journey by moving slowly en route to your campsite or hotel. You will notice the natural flora and fauna and unique terrain, meet local people, and immerse yourself in different cultures by visiting small towns and tasting local food specialties. If this sounds like the perfect vacation for you, read on!
Test ride a bike and try gear at the SRP Bike Fair from 11 AM to 2 PM on Thursday, June 21 at 3160 Porter Drive
Support the summertime Spare the Air effort and receive a chance to win a $100 gift card!
Thank you to the 6151 commuters who completed the 2018 Stanford Research Park Commute Survey. Stanford has donated to plant 6151 trees on your behalf!
A total of 1510 bicyclists were spotted in Stanford Research Park on Thursday, May 10 with 915 cyclists stopping at Energizer Stations in SRP!
SRP + Scoop: Helping the Earth while making the best of your commute.
Palo Alto honored five Stanford Research Park property management companies for their leadership in sustainability on March 19, 2018.