A snapshot of what could be possible if separate bicycle infrastructure is put in place.
This is what happens when people leave their cars at home. More space for fun!
Historic Culver City hotel, pedestrian plaza, and restaurants. Family friendly!
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
CicLAvia To The Sea, April 23, 2013
The first CicLavia for 2013 linked downtown LA to Venice beach. The route was 15 miles long of car free streets. We rode from the Venice beach hub to the Culver City hub (18 miles
total trip from Santa Monica). Normal driving along Venice Boulevard is
blah on most days. Thanks to cicLAvia we enjoyed the many community
events like the Farmers market, downtown Culver city businesses and
people friendly infrastructure. Most businesses along the route did very
well that day as many cicLAvians flocked to re-fuel (get food and
refreshments). I heard that there were 150,000 people along the route.
Some say it may have been double that.
A snapshot of what could be possible if separate bicycle infrastructure is put in place.
This is what happens when people leave their cars at home. More space for fun!
Historic Culver City hotel, pedestrian plaza, and restaurants. Family friendly!
A snapshot of what could be possible if separate bicycle infrastructure is put in place.
This is what happens when people leave their cars at home. More space for fun!
Historic Culver City hotel, pedestrian plaza, and restaurants. Family friendly!
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