California is planning a pilot program for a bicycle motorway with Bennett’s new account

California is planning a pilot program of bicycle motorway!

The Assembly of Steve Bennett (D -ventura) presented the AB 954, an account that will launch a pilot program for Caltrans for the development of the motorway cycling system. These bicycle motorways will be completely separated from the car, providing a safer environment to cyclists.

Bicycle motorways are designed for people traveling more distances – over 3 miles – bicycle. The goal is to connect riders with major destinations, job centers and transit centers.

Bicycle motorways are a smart solution for California. They help people save money on gas and reduce their carbon imprint. In June 2022. Caltrans published a A study on bicycle motorways in the bay area. He identified the best locations and practices for these routes.

Since the sales of e-bickel-2.4 million are imported to the United States between 2020 and 2023-Larger distances are now more realistic for everyday people. California is already a leader in promoting cycling. This is classified as the fourth state most appropriate for bicycles in the country. The state also triggers the incentives program for e-bicycle to make cycling even more affordable.

“California can better for its residents,” says the article of the Assembly Steve Bennett. He believes that bicycle motorways will create a safer, stronger connection between the fourth and cities. “When you build a safe infrastructure, people will use it,” he adds.

Kalbike Politics Director Jared Sanchez agrees. He calls bicycle motorways with a critical move to make cycling a real option for more California. “Better infrastructure means more people who cycling, and more cycling means less climate change,” Sanchez explains.

Kate Faulkner, which represents a cycling club on the canal island, also supports the account. With more than 300 members, the club sees bicycle motorways as a way to reduce traffic, strengthen health and provide safer travel options. “Many people – especially families, women and seniors – they would cycle more if they feel safe,” Faulkner says.

Lawrence Abele from Bikeventura.org calls AB 954 “transformative initiative”. He sees this as an opportunity to spread bicycle safety education in dissatisfied communities. “This program is about investing in people and the construction of a fair, safer transport system,” Abele adds.

Bennett Assembly has long been champion of active transportation. As a chairman of the budget subordination of transportation, climatic changes, natural resources and energy, he devoted himself to the California traffic system to become more greener and more affordable. This account is another step towards that goal.

Steve Bennett represents the 38th Assembly District. These include Camarillo, Fillmore, Ojai, Oxnard, Port Hueneme, Santa Paul and Ventura. It still leads efforts to improve transportation and fight against climate change.