Bicycling Magazine recently named San Francisco the eighth most bike-friendly city in the country.
New bike lanes, biker-right-of-way signals and bike parking helped the city obtain its ranking.
About 20 miles south of San Francisco in Belmont, bikers are a less common sight. However, Belmont has worked to make the city more biker-friendly, including adding increased bicycle access especially near the Highway 101 and Ralston Avenue interchange. The new bike/pedestrian bridge known as opened last fall and not only connects the Sterling Downs neighborhood to the Belmont Sports Complex, it gives recreational and commuter cyclists a safe route to more extensive bike trails and workplaces in Redwood Shores and beyond.
How would you rate Belmont in terms of being bicycle friendly? What would you like to see change? Take our poll, and let us know in the comments below.
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