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Asbury Park Complete Streets Coalition

 

Things you Need to Know

 

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A Study of the Traffic Safety at Roundabouts in Minnesota

NEWS!

 

More space in Asbury Park for people to shop, dine, and walk, safely distanced, without risk of motor vehicles. Businesses can serve the public in an open air, pedestrian-friendly environment which has become popular and successful in the US, especially during the pandemic. Open streets, and public, car-free plazas have been a part of thriving cities all over the world. Asbury Park gets it. ReOPEN Asbury Park

 

CITY COUNCIL MOVES FORWARD WITH DOWNTOWN PARKING GARAGE

 

Scooters Make Parking Easier in Asbury Park

iStar agrees to revisit development of North end of Asbury Park Waterfront

 

EXTERNAL DOCUMENTS

 

Everything You Want To Know About Roundabouts

Taking Care Of Your Bike

A Guide to Bike Maintenance and Upkeep

As more and more people are purchasing and riding bikes, this is a great resource for bike maintenance, contributed by a reader (thank you LouAnn!)

Be sure to support your local bike shop! Ours are @asburyparkcyclery and @secondlifebikes

 

Dangerous By Design 2021

 

The number of people struck and killed by drivers nationwide while walking increased by an astonishing 45 percent over the last decade (2010-2019).

The four most recent years on record (2016-2019) are the most deadly years for pedestrian deaths since 1990. During this ten-year period, 53,435 people were hit and killed by drivers.

In 2019, the 6,237 people killed is the equivalent of more than 17 people dying per day. 

Bicycle & Pedestrian Safety Training for Driver’s Education Instructors

September 2019

Creating Bike Friendly Drivers
“Our work on educating drivers on their responsibilities in making safer roads for bike riders and pedestrians continues with the release of our new curriculum guide, Bicycle & Pedestrian Safety Training for New Jersey Drivers Education Instructors. The guide is intended for driver’s education instructors but can be incorporated into bike safety education also, as many concepts that relate to both rules of the road and to street infrastructure are included in the guide. This project was funded by a grant from the NJ Division of Highway Traffic Safety.”

 

 

COMPARE THE UNITED STATES TO OTHER COUNTRIES

Road Safety Annual Report

The IRTAD Road Safety Annual Report 2019 provides an overview of road safety performance for 41 countries. The report outlines the most recent road safety developments there and provides comparative data for the main road safety indicators. It also offers detailed analysis by road user, age group and types of road. It describes the crash data collection process in IRTAD countries, the road safety strategies and targets in place and information on recent trends in speeding, drink-driving and other aspects of road user behaviour.

Increase in fatalities of people walking and riding bikes. Decrease in deaths of people inside cars.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration released highway crash fatality data for 2018. The data showed a 2.4 percent decline  in overall fatalities over the previous year; however, pedestrian fatalities increased by 3.4 percent and bicyclist fatalities rose by 6.3 percent. NHTSA is examining current and planned research to better understand the rise in pedestrian and bicyclist fatalities, and is identifying opportunities to leverage its resources and collaborate with modal partners within the U.S. Department of Transportation to reduce fatalities among pedestrians and bicyclists.

SAVE ASBURY’S WATERFRONT

North Beach 10.28.18

Petition:

Petition to Save Asbury’s Waterfront

Information about Save Asbury’s Waterfront:

Save Asbury’s Waterfront -Summary 11.3.18

Waterfront Redevelopment Plans:

Phase 5 – Fisherman Parking Lot Landscape Plan

North End Dune Full Set_signed

North End Boardwalk Full Set_signed

Phase 5 Full Set_signed

Copy of SCS Full Set_signed

Asbury P.ark Master Plan and Reexamination Report

Fundraiser:

Gofundme campaign for legal expenses

News:

ABC 7 News Nov.5, 2018 Concern about Boardwalk Development

AP Sun Asbury Park Sun North End Waterfront Redevelopment

NJ News 12 Nov. 9, 2018 Press conference prior to city council meeting

Asbury Park Press Nov. 8 2018 Asbury Park residents oppose boardwalk project

Save Asbury’s Waterfront Press Conference Press Release 11.8.18

APP Asbury, iStar dispute: Don’t draw line in the sand over boardwalk: Editorial 11/13/18

 

APTV VIDEO City Council Meeting, 11/8/18:

Nov. 8 2018 City Council meeting iStar presentation and public comments

 

DANGEROUS BY DESIGN 2019

https://smartgrowthamerica.org/dangerous-by-design/

Between 2008 and 2017, drivers struck and killed 49,340 people who were walking on streets all across the United States. That’s more than 13 people per day, or one person every hour and 46 minutes. It’s the equivalent of a jumbo jet full of people crashing—with no survivors—every single month.

Dangerous by Design 2019 takes a closer look at this alarming epidemic.

WHAT IS AN LPI?

LPIs have been shown to reduce pedestrian-vehicle collisions as much as 60% at treated intersections.

Leading Pedestrian Interval

NEW JERSEY BICYCLING MANUAL

NJ Bicycling Manual

CREATIVE APPROACHES TO SAFER STREET DESIGN

Safe Streets Academy

To test out creative approaches to safer street design, the National Complete Streets Coalition launched the Safe Streets Academy. We worked with three cities around the country to build skills in safer street design, creative placemaking, and community engagement, then helped the cities put these skills into practice.

WHAT’S THE HARM OF INSTALLING STOP SIGNS?

FHWA All About Stop Signs and Signals

Do stop signs reduce speeding?

 

NEW JERSEY 2017 COMPLETE STREETS DESIGN GUIDE

 NJDOT Complete Streets Design Guide

This Guide provides a concise but thorough reference guide for designing streets to meet multimodal and community needs. This Complete Streets toolbox draws on best practices from a variety of national design standards and guidelines (e.g., FHWA, AASHTO, NACTO, etc), emphasizes the role of context and flexibility during the design process, and describes the benefits and applications of numerous design options. Example street typologies illustrate how different treatments can be applied to different contexts throughout New Jersey to create a more Complete Street.

STRONG TOWNS

THE ULTIMATE GUIDE TO CREATING WALKABLE STREETS

Ultimate Guide To Creating Walkable Streets

NJBWC: BILL PASSED FOR BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN SAFETY IN NJ DRIVER MANUAL

The law requires the state’s driver’s education courses and brochures to emphasize the importance of operating a motor vehicle in a manner that safely shares the roadway with pedestrians, bicyclists, skaters, riders of motorized-scooters and other non-motorized vehicles.

NJBWC: Bicycle and Pedestrian Safety in NJ Driver Manual

PEDESTRIANS FIRST: A NEW TOOL FOR WALKABLE CITIES

11 Tools for Walkable Cities

HOW TO DEVELOP A PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE SAFETY ACTION PLAN

https://safety.fhwa.dot.gov/ped_bike/ped_focus/docs/fhwasa17050.pdf

TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH BOARD BICYCLE TRANSPORTATION RESEARCH PAPERS

National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, Medicine

The Transportation Research Board (TRB) published a compilation of 19 research papers on bicycle transportation. Topics covered by the papers include bicycle travel in rural areas, travel patterns of bikeshare users, and the impact of bicycle facilities on residential properties.

http://trrjournalonline.trb.org/toc/trr/2662/

 

NACTO RELEASES NEW GUIDANCE FOR THE NEXT GENERATION OF NORTH AMERICAN BIKE FACILITIES:

 2017 COMPLETE STREETS SUMMIT ROUNDUP:

http://njbikeped.org/2017-complete-streets-summit-roundup/

ACCESSIBLE SHARED STREETS
NOTABLE PRACTICES AND CONSIDERATIONS FOR
ACCOMMODATING PEDESTRIANS WITH VISION DISABILITIES:

https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/environment/bicycle_pedestrian/publications/accessible_shared_streets/fhwahep17096.pdf

A CREATIVE PLACEMAKING FIELD SCAN:

http://t4america.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Arts-Culture-Field-Scan.pdf

MANUAL ON PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE CONNECTIONS TO TRANSIT:

https://www.transit.dot.gov/sites/fta.dot.gov/files/docs/research-innovation/64496/ftareportno0111.pdf

ASBURY PARK AND APCSC DOCUMENTS

 

 

TRANSPORTATION OPTIONS IN ASBURY PARK

Anyone you know coming to Asbury Park for dinner, music, or beach pointing out the lack of parking? We’re so happy that everyone loves visiting AP, but we can’t “create” more parking, or lay asphalt everywhere, so the solution is fewer cars. The city is just over 1 mile sq. Park at the train station area and look at these options. We have jitneys, pedicabs, Free Ride, and of course fun with AP Pedalcycle. AND Bike Share!

Bike Share:

http://bike.zagster.com/asburypark/

TCM Grand and 5th

T&M’s proposal for intersection improvements at 5th and Grand Ave  (in the 4/25/18 council meeting packet).

Main Street Revitalization Project Begins

3/15/18, Asbury Park, NJ – The New Jersey Department of Transportation will be funding and managing improvements along Main Street/State Route 71, which lies under the jurisdiction of the State of NJ. The Main Street Revitalization Project will bring over $19 million in needed improvements to the corridor between Allenhurst and Ocean Grove.

ASBURY PARK PLAN FOR WALKING AND BIKING:

Asbury Park Plan for Walking and Biking

ASBURY PARK ZAGSTER BIKESHARE STATS:

Asbury Park Bike Share (Zagster) Annual Report

BICYCLING IN ASBURY PARK:

All About Bicycling in Asbury Park

RESOLUTION IN SUPPORT OF ROAD DIET:

APCSC resolution rescinding resolution 2015-324 supporting evaluation of proposed road diet

APCSC MAIN STREET/NJ RT 71 DOCUMENTS:

Envisioning a Better Main Street An Analysis for Asbury Park Complete Streets Coalition, by Doug McQueen

“What is there to like about Main Street?” NJ Bike & Walk Coalition Blog Post

APCSC Business-sign-on-letter for Main St Road Diet

AARP Myth Busting Road Diet Fact Sheet

Asbury Park 2015 partial resolution to reject Main St road diet

Asbury Park_Main St Redevelopment Plan 2008

“Main Street Road Diet is Off” Asbury Park Sun Article 2015

NJDOT Route 71 Traffic Data

NJDOT Response to Moor to anti-road diet resolution 10-14-15

TriCity Road Diet Article

USDOT Road Diet case studies_cs

 

APCSC GENERAL DOCUMENTS:

AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety

APCSC_Candidate Questionnaire and Answers

Asbury Park Complete Streets Resolution 2015

Complete Streets Benefits_Smart Growth America Slide Show

NJDOT Complete Streets Policy 2009

NJDOT Community Mobility Pattern

USDOT Federal Highway Admin. Road Diets

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Asbury Park Mayor’s Commitment to Climate

Asbury Park Transit Village

 

LINKS TO WEBPAGES

APCSC promotes 

#SLOWTHECARS

STRONGTOWNS campaign to make streets safe and prosperous.

A NEW VISION FOR OUR STREETS: PART 1, PART 2, AND PART 3

A completely preventable traffic death shows us how street design makes our cities unsafe, and how simple adjustments could change that.

STRONG TOWNS: A NEW VISION FOR OUR STREETS, PART I

STRONG TOWNS: A NEW VISION FOR OUR STREETS, PART 2

STRONG TOWNS: A NEW VISION FOR OUR STREETS, PART 3

Safety For All Users Report

This report was developed to satisfy Section 1442(b) of the FAST Act, which directs the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) to issue a report on the safe accommodation of all users of the surface transportation network, and to address additional guidance included in the Senate Report 114-243 under Nonmotorized User Safety.

 


“MAKING THE MOST OF MAIN STREET: COMPLETE STREETS & WALKABLE COMMUNITIES” WEBINAR RECAP

https://smartgrowthamerica.org/making-main-street-complete-streets-walkable-communities-webinar-recap/

Urban Bikeway Design Guide

STREETPLAN.NET: FREE TOOL FOR COMPLETE STREET DESIGN:

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/streetplannet-free-tool-complete-street-design-michael-brown

 

ABOUT PARK(ING) DAY:

http://parkingday.org/about-parking-day/

The original PARK(ing) Day installation by Rebar, San Francisco 2005

 

NACTO STREET DESIGN GUIDE-PARKLETS: 

https://nacto.org/publication/urban-street-design-guide/interim-design-strategies/parklets/

Parklets

NJDOT BICYCLING MANUAL:

http://www.state.nj.us/transportation/commuter/bike/pdf/bicyclingmanual.pdf\

ASBURY PARK PLAN FOR WALKING AND BIKING:

http://www.cityofasburypark.com/topic/index.php?topicid=93&structureid=87

NACTO URBAN STREET DESIGN GUIDE:

https://nacto.org/publication/urban-street-design-guide/

 SMART GROWTH AMERICA.  NATIONAL COMPLETE STREETS COALITION:

Improving Lives by Improving Communities

https://smartgrowthamerica.org/program/national-complete-streets-coalition/

NACTO; GLOBAL DESIGNING CITIES INITIATIVE:

Change Streets. Change the World.

https://globaldesigningcities.org/

HISTORY OF JAYWALKING:

http://www.salon.com/2015/08/20/the_secret_history_of_jaywalking_the_disturbing_reason_it_was_outlawed_and_why_we_should_lift_the_ban/

 

Disincentiving driving is better than carrots and sticks

Stop subsidizing driving

Simple ways to make your city more livable

AARP Making your city a great place to live 

Bicyclists and pedestrians make more faithful customers.

FEDERAL HIGHWAY ADMINISTRATION PEDESTRIAN AND  BICYCLE INFORMATION CENTER:

http://www.pedbikeinfo.org/index.cfm

Bicycle and Pedestrian Funding, Design, and Environmental Review:  ADDRESSING COMMON MISCONCEPTIONS     https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/environment/bicycle_pedestrian/guidance/misconceptions.cfm

COSTS FOR PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE INFRASTRUCTURE IMPROVEMENTS:

Federal Highway Administration PEDESTRIAN AND  BICYCLE INFORMATION CENTER

http://www.pedbikeinfo.org/data/library/casestudies_details.cfm?id=4876

VIDEOS  FILMS MEDIA

DOCUMENTARIES

CITIZEN JANE – BATTLE FOR THE CITY

http://www.altimeterfilms.com/citizen-jane-battle-for-the-city/

BIKES VS CARS

http://www.bikes-vs-cars.com/

FREE TO RIDE

http://knowlton.osu.edu/event/documentary-premiere-free-ride-kirwan-institute-study-race-and-ethnicity

MOTHERLOAD

http://motherloadmovie.com/

PODCASTS

Asbury Park City Council Meeting 11/8/18 – iStar presentation

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APTV: APCSC Friends and Neighbors Bike Ride July 17, 2018

 

Traffic Calming On Sunset Ave by Mark McDonald

People on bikes and walking: LPI and LBI

STREETFILMS: What’s an LPI and an LBI, and how they make streets safer for people walking and riding bikes:  A New Way Forward on Cycling Safety

Creative Uber Ad-Ridesharing

80-second spot called “Boxes,” from Swedish agency Forsman & Bodenfors illustrates the problem through metaphor. It shows drivers tooling around in cardboard boxes rather than automobiles—the better to humanize the devastating crush of traffic and the emotional toll of such a physical problem, while also keeping things lighthearted.

The General Theory of Walkability -Jeff Speck – TEDx

Jeff Speck is a city planner and urban designer who, through writing, public service, and built work, advocates internationally for smart growth and sustainable design. The Christian Science Monitor called his recent book, Walkable City: How Downtown Can Save America, One Step at a Time, “timely and important, a delightful, insightful, irreverent work.”

STREETFILMS: Great Strategies to Get Protected Bike Lanes in Your City!

by Clarence Eckerson Jr. on January 23, 2018

 

STREETFILMS: KATE McKINNON AS VERONICA MOSS, A.U.T.O LOBBYIST 

Meet Veronica Moss, A.U.T.O. Lobbyist 2009

Classic Kate McKinnon – expressing the sentiments of car-advocates in any city.  Ms. Moss, who first appeared on Streetfillms in 2009 an “exclusive” interview to let us know how she feels about cyclists and pedestrians.

Streetfilms-Kate McKinnon’s Veronica Moss Visits Times Square in 2009

Streetfilms-Veronica Moss Visits Times Square

She’s back! The woman you love to hate (and hate not to love) Veronica Moss, a Washington, D.C. lobbyist for the Automobile User Trade Organization (A.U.T.O.) In this “chapter”, she’s getting her first gander ever at the new pedestrian-friendly Times Square and she invited Streetfilms along to record her virgin journey. Naturally since she advocates for cars for a living with her every breath…

CREATING SPACES FOR PEOPLE

Creating spaces for peoplePodcast: Placemaking with the Project for Public Spaces

Two representatives from the Project for Public Spaces, Laura Torchio and Elka Gotfryd, joined the podcast to talk about how to shape and influences places. They discussed projects that they have worked on across the country, how engagement is important to placemaking and tools for people that want to do placemaking.

ADAM RUINS EVERYTHING :  Cul-de-sacs

THE GENERAL THEORY OF WALKABILITY

TED Talk by Jeff Speck

DRIVING CHANGE

Watch as Dr. Wheeler answers questions sent in from people with real road relationship issues. Dr. Wheeler is the master of clear direction, sound advice and positive guidance for both motorists and bicyclists. Together, we can work to improve our road relationships and drive change in Grand Rapids.

http://grdrivingchange.org/videos/

FIXING THE GREAT ESCAPE

http://www.streetfilms.org/revisiting-donald-appleyards-livable-streets/

“Fixing the Great Mistake.” This video explores three studies in “Livable Streets” that measured, for the first time, the effect of traffic on our social interactions and how we perceive our own homes and neighborhoods.

NJTV In Your Neighborhood Special: Asbury Park, August 30, 2017

NJTV interviews business owners, community organizations (watch those terrific kids at the Boys and Girls Club!) and stakeholders in Asbury Park, including Lisa Lee of EZRide and Alliance for a Healthier Asbury Park. She speaks at 32:15 about ways that the organization is helping residents healthier, which includes making streets safer.

ASBURY PARK COMMUNITY FORUM AUGUST 23, 2017:

Schools, jobs and transportation…

CITY OF SPRINGFIELD, MA-UNSAFE CROSSING AT THE LIBRARY
Entertaining and to the point.

 JEFF SPECK TED TALK:  WALKABLE CITY

Urbanist Jeff Speck shows how we can free ourselves from dependence on the car — which he calls “a gas-belching, time-wasting, life-threatening prosthetic device” — by making our cities more walkable and more pleasant for more people.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wai4ub90stQ

JANETTE SADIK KAHN TED TALK
Re-imagining city streets and the beginning of Bike Share in NYC

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LujWrkYsl64

STRONG TOWNS:  A RADICALLY NEW VISION FOR TRANSPORTATION IN AMERICA

Chuck Marohn, president of Strong Towns. In just 37 minutes, he summarizes the main problems with the current American transportation funding and development model, and explains how a better way forward is not only possible, but affordable and feasible for towns big and small.

https://www.strongtowns.org/journal/2017/5/25/a-radically-new-vision-for-transportation-in-america

 STREETFILMS 11+ MILLION PLAYS OF LIVABLE STREETS VIDS!

STREETFILMS: SHOWCASING GREAT POLICIES TO HELP MINIMIZE CAR OWNERSHIP

http://www.streetfilms.org/showcasing-great-policies-to-help-minimize-car-ownership/

STREETFILMS: KATE MC KINNON AS VERONICA MOSS IN TIMES SQUARE

ROAD DIET VISUALIZATION

ROAD DIET FOR DUMMIES

JEFF SPECK DESIGN #1: THE 3-TO-2 ROAD DIET

JEFF SPECK DESIGN #2: THE 4-TO-3 ROAD DIET

STREETFILMS: DUTCH CYCLESTREETS

Quality moments to help viewers see just how seriously the Dutch treat design and safety for people using a bicycle.

PHOTO GALLERY

OUR FIRST ST. PAT’S PARADE, MARCH 2016

 ASBURY PARK MAIN STREET, NJ RT 71 SUMMER 2016

This is what a Road Diet looks like:

 

“BOLLARDS”-STOP FOR PEDESTRIANS SIGNS, MAY 2017

NEW BIKE CORRAL ON COOKMAN AVE,  MAY, 2017

MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEMBERS WALK TO SCHOOL DAY, APRIL, 2017

BIKE PARKING TIPS

BIKE SHARE IN ASBURY PARK!  SEPTEMBER 2017

Read about it here:

http://asburyparksun.com/asbury-park-transportation/

8TH AVE BACK-IN ANGLED PARKING, MAY 2017

 BACK-IN ANGLED PARKING EXAMPLE:  NYC POLICE

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COUNCILWOMAN CLAYTON WELCOMING THE COMMUNITY TEAM FOR THE COMMUNITY MOBILITY PROJECT TO DESIGN A SOLUTION FOR @INASBURYPARKNJ @EZRIDE, MAY 2017

OUR FIRST FAMILY FUN BIKE RIDE, FEB., 2017: POLAR BEAR RIDE

Polar Bear Bike Ride
12-2pm – February 11 – Starting at Kula Cafe

ASBURY PARK ST. PAT’S PARADE, MARCH 2017

APCSC COMMUNITY BIKE RIDE APRIL 2017

 LIGHT UP THE NIGHT BIKE RIDE, AUGUST 22, 2017

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Mayor Moor and council member Eileen Chapman joined the ride!

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Kids loved the lights!

BIKE RIDE Feb., 2018

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APCSC 3rd ST PAT’S PARADE- 2018 

 

APCSC WINS ADVOCATE AWARD NJ BIKE & WALK SUMMIT MARCH, 2018

PLANNING FOR ASBURY PARK ALIVE

APCSC JOINS ALLIANCE FOR HEALTHY AP AT NEW BRUNSWICK CICLOVIA STUDY TOUR April 21-22, 2018

MAY, 2018 THIS IS HAPPENING ON ASBURY PARK STREETS AND INTERSECTIONS!

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3rd Ave! ADA accessible curb ramps, and blue detectable warning surfaces.  Striped crosswalks.

National Bike Month Ride, May 24th 2018

Biggest ride ever!

Repairing Bikes. June, 2018

June 19th, 2018 Community Unity Bike Ride

We love it when we pick up new riders!

July Ride  17, 2018

APTV made a video:

APTV: APCSC Friends and Neighbors Bike Ride July 17, 2018

 

August, 2018 Community ride!

#SLOWTHECARS Open House and Bike Ride

September 18, 2018

Mike Manzella explains it all, and door prizes!

The Crew

Door prizes generously donated by community businesses

We got a ride between the raindrops!

Bike Parking Lot at SEA. HEAR. NOW Festival

Second Life Bikes and APCSC help reduce car traffic and parking problems.

SEA HEAR NOW bike parking in the news

 

THE BIKE RIDE

October 2018

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MONTHLY RIDE Nov., 2018

A blustery night brought out a few hardy riders! We earned our libations!

Join us next time! Watch: Bike ride beers at Biergarten

BIKE RIDE December, 2018

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BIKE LIGHT FUNDRAISER, March 30th, 2019

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Fun time for everyone!

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Mike Manzella Explains It All!

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A great turnout!

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Stringbean Blues Plays

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Polli and Kay

APCSC TABLE AT GREEN EXPO

APRIL 2019

BIKE LIGHT INSTALLATION Kula Cafe April, 2019

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BIKE RIDE April, 2019

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ASBURY PARK ALIVE May 5, 2019

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BIKE RIDE July 2, 2019

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BIKE RIDE July 30th, 2019

 

 Post bike ride beers!

SCOOTERS IN ASBURY PARK 8.1.2019

SLOW ROLL 8/20/2019

Beautiful evening!

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SLOW ROLL 9/10/2019

Great turnout! 24 people!

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SLOW ROLL 10/23/19 (Rain date from 10/22)

What a fun ride on a beautiful fall evening!

Slow Roll November 19th, 2019

 

Holiday Slow Roll December 15th, 2019

Ho Ho Ho!

Next ride in 2020!

Slow Roll January 12th, 2020 Warm day and 30+ riders!

Slow Roll February 16th, 2020 30+ riders!

APCSC Panel Advocacy In Action: Initiative to Acceptance to Implementation NJBWC Summit March 7th, 2020

Clip 1 of NJBWC Summit Panel Advocacy In Action

The room was packed and the panel was fantastic!

NJBWC Polli Panel 2020 Advocacy In Action Summit Panelist Bios 2 pages

Polli 2020 NJBWC Panel script

Asbury Park St. Pat’s Parade, March 8th, 2020. What a great day and huge crowd!

Slow Roll 11/20/20

Asbury Park Slow Roll 🚴🚴🚴🚴 always fun whether it’s 30 people or 4. Wonderful to roll along looking at historic houses and buildings today. See you next time!