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Month: January 2017

Posted on January 31, 2017January 31, 2017

Polar Bear Bike Ride 2017

Polar Bear Bike Ride

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Asbury Park Complete Streets Coalition invites you to attend our fun and informative Annual Meeting 6-8pm on Saturday, March 30th at Little Buddy Hideaway (inside Brick Wall Tavern on Cookman Ave).

Door Prizes- Gift cards! 2 bikes thanks to Second Life Bikes and Asbury Park Cyclery!
Food
Cash Bar
Music by Stringbean Blues
Screening Bike Riddem
Buy $10 Tickets in advance (Check out the event and link for tickets here or on our page) or buy at the door (space is limited!)

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APCSC Annual Meeting ~ Bike Light Campaign

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Forgiving Design vs. the Forgiveness of Slow Speeds

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The “safety features” built into our modern streets are often downright dangerous. It's time to use the forgiveness of slow speeds instead of forgiving design.
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Forgiving Design vs. the Forgiveness of Slow Speeds

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The “safety features” built into our modern streets are often downright dangerous. It's time to use the forgiveness of slow speeds instead of forgiving design.
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Asbury Park is undergoing transformation – after decades of instability, like many cities globally after periods of conflict, whether from war, disasters or other forms of urban distress. City leaders and advocates are working on ways to effectively engage and address needs in all areas of the city, such as safer mobility on city streets and housing, as we strive to bring the city together. People and their culture are key elements to unification. Asbury Park has incredibly rich cultural history, and The Asbury Park Museum is a perfect resource and a reservoir of AP culture, dating from the city’s founding in 1871. It was only open for 3 months in a temporary location, from Dec. 2018 to early March 2019. Currently the museum has no home. APCSC supports the museum’s endeavor to to share, and bring to life AP cultural history in a permanent location. Stay tuned for updates! ... See MoreSee Less

Culture Is A Critical Component In City Transformation: The Asbury Park Museum - Asbury Park Complete Streets Coalition

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It's About A Better City - Asbury Park Complete Streets Coalition

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It’s about a better city, not about riding bikes or walking, or certainly not a “war on cars”. Many people (or most) who ride bikes and walk also drive a vehicle. We’re all in this together. Asbury Park is finalizing the Asbury Park Bike and Walk Master Plan which will create a network for s...
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