Friends of Solano Avenue

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• We're not done by a long shot! If you attended Monday's meeting, you know the Albany Transportation Plan (ATP) passed — and the ATP project includes the bike lane. But there's a long way to go before this 10-block, one-way bike lane (cycle track) gets built. That means months of work by the City of Albany on the project placement and funding, plus more stages where Albany City Council will need to give approval. To be clear: we don't think bike proponents on the Council are trying to build so

  9 July 2026 · Friends of Solano Avenue · $0 – $99 · 2K+ impressions · Informational · Ad Library

• Help defeat this impractical bike 🚲 lane proposal! Voting is Monday, July 6th at the Albany City Council meeting at Albany City Hall. Please write 📨 City Council today / tomorrow [email protected]. There are several things wrong with the plan so feel free to focus on 1-2. Thanks to you we’ve generated a lot of letters. 💙 More will help! Ask your neighbor, friend or spouse to send a letter. They can learn more here: solanoforall.org A number of us will be at the City Council meeting

  2 July 2026 · Friends of Solano Avenue · $0 – $99 · 3K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Don't Shrink Solano🚦A plan is progressing to reduce the width of Solano Avenue for a bike lane and make it less appealing to drive there. This policy approach is called a “road diet”. The Solano cycle track proposal (bike lane) is a good example. Road diets have been a favorite of traffic engineers for more than a decade, but they often come with unintended consequences. The city council has not reported on, or even mentioned, the history of failed road diets in Los Angeles and other cities.

  30 June 2026 · Friends of Solano Avenue · $0 – $99 · 1K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• News Flash: A vote 🗳️ on a one-way bike lane for Solano Avenue may happen soon, possibly early or mid-July. Follow this page to stay updated, especially if you vote in Albany. We like bikes, 🚴🏽‍♂️ and some of us bike regularly. But this proposal is unsafe and bad for small businesses. The plan: a 10-block, one-way, uphill bike lane from Masonic Avenue (BART tracks) to Tulare Avenue. Albany already has two-way bike lanes on Marin Avenue and Washington Avenue. If we have two, why build a thi

  24 June 2026 · Friends of Solano Avenue · $0 – $99 · 2K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library

• Nobody told you the Albany City Council is voting on a one-way bicycle lane on Solano Avenue in early July. We have nothing against bikes! But the Solano Avenue bike lane seems unsafe, negative for small businesses, and expensive. It's a 10-block bicycle lane (one-way, uphill, south side of the street) running from Masonic Avenue (BART tracks) to Tulare Avenue. You may know we have a 2-way bike lane the whole length of Marin Avenue now and another on quiet Washington Avenue. If we have 2, wh

  22 June 2026 · Friends of Solano Avenue · $0 – $99 · 1K+ impressions · Attack · Ad Library