The entire Berkeley Bicycle Plan can be downloaded here (as a PDF, 1.25MB/66 pages).
The 2005 Update is available here (as a PDF, 790K/10 pages).
Table of Contents
Executive Summary
1 Introduction
- Background
- Existing Bicycle Use
- Why Promote Bicycling?
- Community Participation and Project History
- Plan Adoption and Next Steps
2 Goals and Policies
- Mission Statement
- Goals
- Berkeley’s General Plan and Other City Plans
3 Setting
- Existing Bikeway and Street System
- Overview of Problems
- Illustration:
4 Bikeway Network and Bike Facilities
- Introduction
- Methodology to Select Network
- Bikeway Definitions
- Bikeway Network
- Bicycle Parking
- Ancillary Facilities
- Bikeway Maps
- Illustrations:
5 Bicycle Education and Safety
- Introduction
- Types and Targets of Education Programs
- Existing Bicycle Education Programs in Berkeley
- Programs for Child Bicyclists
- Programs for Adult Bicyclists
- Programs for Motorists
- Programs for Law Enforcement Officials
- Implementation
6 Bicycle Promotion Programs
- Guidelines for a Bicycle Promotion Program in Berkeley
- Implementation of a Bicycle Promotion Program
7 Implementation
- Introduction
- Implementation Steps
- Bikeway Costs
- Prioritization Criteria
- Funding Sources
- Additional Implementation Actions
Appendix F: Proposed and Existing Berkeley Bikeways Inventory
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