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Alexandria Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

Upcoming Events (more information below):

  • Community Bike Ride, April 26 - Begins at Beatley Library at 10:00am
  • Earth Day, April 26th
  • Volunteers needed for counting Pedestrians and Cyclists on May 8 &10
  • Bike to Work Day, Friday, May 16th

Join Us At Our Next Meeting
Monday, April 21, 2014, 7:30 PM to 9 PM
Nannie J. Lee Center, 1108 Jefferson Street, Alexandria VA


Immediately following the Complete Streets and Pedestrian Safety Event (6:15PM to 7:30 PM)

See below

 
All are welcome to attend. 


April BPAC Community Ride
Saturday April 26, 2014 at 10:00am

Look for details and signup here: http://www.meetup.com/Alexandria-Biking-and-Walking/events/176132262/





Complete Streets and Pedestrian Safety Event

Monday, April 21, 2014, 6:15 to 7:30 PM
Lee Center,1108 Jefferson Street, Alexandria VA

  All are welcome to attend. 

The Alexandria Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) will  host a presentation and discussion of the Complete Streets concept, pedestrian safety, and  the City's Complete Streets Program.  The Complete Streets concept is a approach to creating streets that are safe for pedestrians, cyclists and drivers that has been embraced by cities all over the USA. Complete Streets was created, in part, in response to safety concerns in cities, where the majority of people killed by cars are bystanders, rather than drivers or passengers.

Our guest speaker will be Hillary Poole, Alexandria's Complete Streets Coordinator. Ms. Poole is an expert on street design and Pedestrian Safety, with extensive experience.  BPAC invites members of the public to attend this open discussion and welcomes your inputs and questions. If you are interested in updates on this event, please send a note to Alexandriabpac@gmail.com. 

Visit us on Earth Day

April 26th at Ben Brenman Park, 10 AM to 2 PM

More details here: http://alexandriava.gov/EarthDay

Bike to Work Day, Friday, May 16, 2014

 

Alexandria Pit Stops in Old Town (Market Square), Del Ray (At VeloCity Coop), Carylyle and the Mark Center

Registration Open March 1st, Details and Registration here: http://www.biketoworkmetrodc.org/


Volunteers Needed May 8 and 10, 2014

Volunteers are needed for Counting cyclists and pedestrians on Alexandria streets and trails on Thursday, May 8th (5-7pm) and Saturday, May 10th (12-2pm).  Let us know if you can help on one or both days.  

 

Review our count locations attached below and on the attached map, and let us know your preferences. If you can reply as soon as possible it would be appreciated. Early requests usually get their pick. Appreciate it if you would spread the word to others who may be able to help. We'll provide a training package and answer any questions you may have.

 

Contact Randy Cole  (jrcolehound@yahoo.com) and Randy Dingwell (randydingwell@gmail.com),2014 Count Coordinators, Alexandria Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee



A - Mount Vernon Trail just south the intersection with the Marina road
B1 - Mount Vernon Trail just south of the WWB at MV parkway
B2 - Mouth of WWB trail West side
C - Mt Vernon Ave South of 4 mile run
D - Intersection of Commonwealth and Mount Vernon Avenues.
E – Off-Street trail between Braddock and King Metrorail Stations
F - Eisenhower Avenue just East of the Spring Hill Suites
G - North Beauregard Street just south of the intersection with King St.
H1 - Holmes Run Trail, along Holmes Run Parkway near North Ripley St.
H2 - Holmes Run Trail at the intersection of N Pickett/Holmes Run Pkwy.
I - Van Dorn St just N of Metrorail overpass and S of Eisenhower
J - Cameron Street just west of the intersection with Washington St.

J2 - Intersection of Cameron Street and Royal Street

K - Prince Street just west of the intersection with Washington St.

K2 - Intersection of Prince Street and Cameron Street
L – Slater's Lane just East of Portner Rd


Thank you to Alexandria Renew Enterprises

Alexandria BPAC is honored to have received the 2012 Ellen Pickering Environmental Excellence Award.