Rolling Through Berkeley - Department of Public Safety

Rolling
through Berkeley
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY
ongratulations on choosing an alternative mode of
transportation for your commute to campus! Bikes,
skateboards, scooters and skates are some of the most
efficient forms of transportation known, and are often the fastest
way to get around Berkeley.
C
* not caged:area monitored by security cameras and open to public
CAMPUS RIDING POLICY
BIKE PARKING AREAS
P&T is continually adding bicycle programs and facilities. To
stay updated visit our web site at www.berkeley.edu/transportation.
LICENSE YOUR BICYCLE
At UC Berkeley and in the City of Berkeley, bicycles must be
licensed with a California Bicycle License. If the UCPD stops
you while riding a bicycle without a valid license, you could
be subject to citation. Additionally, licensing your bicycle
increases the likelihood of recovery in case of theft. P&T
provides licensing to the campus community. For up-to-date
information call 510.642.2987 or check www.berkeley.edu/
transportation.
SECURE YOUR BICYCLE
Bicycle theft has become a tremendous problem on college
campuses, and UC Berkeley is no exception. Bicycles and bicycle
parts, including “quick release” seats and wheels, are in big
demand, and thieves are well-equipped and organized.
:: Always lock your bike.
::
Use a high quality “U”shaped lock. Avoid using lightweight
cables or chains,or low quality U-locks
:: Always lock your bicycle through the frame and both wheels
to a bicycle parking rack.
::
::
::
::
Lock all free parts of bike or take them with you.
Park in designated bicycle parking areas only.
Avoid leaving your bicycle locked outside overnight.
Before leaving your bicycle,give the lock a tug to ensure it is secured.
GET A BIKE LOCK!
Faculty, staff, and students can
get a one-time $15 subsidy on a
high-quality bike lock at selected
Berkeley bike shops through the
UC Berkeley Lock Program. To
receive your $15 bike lock coupon
your bike must have a current
California Bicycle License. For
up-to-date information on how to
get your subsidy, call 510.642.2987
or check www.berkeley.edu/
transportation.
RESOURCES & CONTACTS
For the most up-to-date campus bicycle information,visit the Parking &
Transportation web site at www.berkeley.edu/transportation.
Parking & Transportation Department
www.berkeley.edu/transportation
2150 Kittredge Street,Berkeley,CA 94720-5742
[email protected]
::
::
::
::
::
Bike info,programs,& licensing 510.642.2987
Bicycle planning & campus bicycle sub-committee 510.643.9276
Bicycle citations & BEST classes 510.643.2500
Bicycle impounds 510.643.5790
BearTransit 510.642.5149
B. Bicyclists are subject to the same rules of the road
as motor vehicles and are safest when behaving
as one. So,obey traffic signs and stops,ride with the
flow of traffic,and be courteous to other road users,
including pedestrians.
UC Police Department
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B
D
E
F
sidewalks. The sole exception to this policy is when a designated bike path
crosses a pedestrian path and signage directs pedestrians to give rightof-way to bikes.
::
510.642.6760
The Berkeley Bike Station (attended bicycle parking at the Downtown
Berkeley BART Station): 510.548.RIDE or visit www.bikestation.org
City CarShare (short-term automobile access on and nearby to campus):
www.citycarshare.org
Local bicycle shops are excellent resources for equipment advice,books,
maps,and repairs.There are many bicycle shops in Berkeley,some of which
are within blocks of the campus.
Dismount Zones.On congested plazas and paths,riding is prohibited
between 8am and 6pm,Monday through Friday.Dismount Zones are clearly
designated with signs and/or stenciled pavement markings,such as on
Sproul and Dwinelle Plazas.Bicyclists must walk their bicycles with both
feet removed from the pedals through the entire length of the dismount
zone.Skateboarders,skaters,and scooter riders must adhere to the
Dismount Zones.
Bicyclists are subject to the same rules of the road as motor vehicle drivers.
Bicycles,scooters,skates and skateboards are allowed on all roadways and
::
Except for dismount zone areas,riders may use campus paths. You must
adhere to the “basic speed law,”which restricts vehicles from traveling
faster than safe conditions permit.The recommended speed on campus
paths is 5 mph within 10 feet of any pedestrian and 10 mph elsewhere.
::
or www.bfbc.org
::
If you are a skateboarder,you are also subject to vehicle code law and campus
regulations. Skateboarding is also specifically prohibited in parking lots,
courtyards,inside buildings,exterior balconies,stairs,handicap ramps,
Sproul Plaza,the south Recreational Sports Facility patio and the grounds
of the University Art Museum.
and bicycling: call 511 or visit 511.org
::
::
::
C
C. Signal your turns and moves so other bikes and
cars will know what you are doing.
D. Ride in a straight line,to the right of fastermoving traffic. Ride as far to the right as is safe,but
no so far that you’ll hit garbage or opening car doors.
If there is a bike lane,use it.
E. Use Safety Equipment. California law requires
children under 18 years of age wear a bicycle helmet
— for adults,it just makes sense! For night riding,
bicycles are required to be equipped with a headlight,
a red rear reflector,two side reflectors on each wheel
and reflector pedals.Light-colored,reflective clothing
is also a good idea.
F. Avoid road hazards. Watch out for parallel-slat sewer
grates,slippery manhole covers,oily pavement,gravel,
and ice.Cross railroad tracks at right angles.
CITATIONS & BEST CLASSES
The campus offers a reduced citation bail of
$28.00 for all bicycle citations that must be
paid within twenty-one (21) days of issuance.
After 21 days, the citation leaves campus jurisdiction and additional fees will apply.
In addition to the lower citation costs, UCPD and P&T jointly
offer Bicycle Education Safety Training (BEST) classes, a
“traffic school” option for cyclists who receive citations on
campus. An offender may have the citation excused by paying
a non-refundable $10.00 registration fee and completing a 60minute class on bicycle safety. As soon as possible after receiving
a citation, bicyclists should visit the Parking & Transportation
Customer Services office located at 2150 Kittredge Street to
enroll in a BEST class. The course must be completed within
21 days from the date the citation is issued or additional fees
will apply. For more information and enrollment hours, call
510.643.2500. The BEST option is available to violators once per
academic semester.
CAMPUS RIDING POLICY:
BICYCLES, SKATES, SCOOTERS & SKATEBOARDS
:: Be respectful of pedestrians; they have the right-of-way.Do not ride on
police.berkeley.edu
1 Sproul Hall,Berkeley,CA 94720-1199
[email protected]
:: Emergency (reporting bicycle accidents) 9-1-1
:: Non-Emergency (report stolen bicycles & non-emergency accidents)
510.642.6760
Campus Bicycle-Related Hazards
:: Physical Plant - Campus Services (campus road hazards) 510.642.1032
:: UCPD (safety on roadways and pathway users;bicycles blocking access)
:: P & T (bike parking & infrastructure) 510.642.4283
Community
::
The City of Berkeley:
road hazards 510.644.6620
emergency bicycle accidents 9-1-1
report stolen bicycles & non-emergency accidents 510.981.5900
bicycle planning & city bicycle sub-committee 510.981.7062
www.ci.berkeley.ca.us
must obey the same laws as motor vehicles. The maximum speed limit on
roadways is 25 mph,except where posted otherwise,and the maximum
speed limit in driveways and parking lots is 10 mph.
:: The Bicycle Friendly Berkeley Coalition (BFBC): 510.549.RIDE
:: The East Bay Bicycle Coalition: www.ebbc.org
:: Regional transportation information including traffic,transit,ridesharing
SECURE BICYCLE PARKING
P&T received a grant from the
Bay Area Air Quality Management
District to install secure bike
parking facilities, creating approximately 225 bike parking spaces around campus in covered, secure
areas. You can find secure caged bike parking facilities at the
following locations: RSF Parking Garage, MLK Parking Garage,
Bancroft Parking Structure, Boalt Parking Garage and Evans
Hall*. Secure bike parking is available to faculty, staff and
students for free during a pilot period. For up-to-date information on how to participate, call 510.642.2987 or check
www.berkeley.edu/transportation.
BICYCLE ENFORCEMENT
To manage the growing number of bicycles,
skates, scooters and skateboards on campus,
the P&T department’s enforcement officers
regulate campus bike parking and other
requirements. The UCPD shares this responsibility and also enforces bicycle moving
violations, such as reckless riding, riding in
the Bicycle Dismount Zone, and ignoring
traffic signs. Additionally, the UCPD has
responsibility for bike theft prevention,
investigation, and recovery.
You are one of approximately 45,000 people who regularly share
the paths and roadways of the Berkeley campus. Campus paths
and roadways as well as the city streets
adjacent to the campus serve pedestrians
and drivers, as well as bicyclists, skateboarders, rollerbladers, and scooters.
Safe and responsible riding is essential
and conflicts can be avoided with proper
equipment maintenance, courtesy,
common sense, defensive riding, and
compliance with regulations.
SAFE RIDING
A. Always ride with traffic.Riding against traffic is one
of the major causes of accidents.
BIKE PROGRAMS
Bike
Parking
& Route
Map insid
e!
The Parking & Transportation
Department (P&T) is a key player in
planning, developing, and maintaining
the campus’s bicycle infrastructure,
programs, and education. P&T provides
bicycle licensing, discounts on bicycle
locks, secure bicycle parking facilities,
directional and instructional signage,
and improved campus routes to
encourage bicycling to and through
campus. P&T also sponsors the campus
Bicycle Sub-Committee that develops
recommendations on campus bicycle
issues. In collaboration with the UC Police
Department (UCPD), P&T also enforces bicycle riding and
parking rules for the safety of everyone on campus.
::
::
::
SAFE RIDING TIPS
DON’T JUST RIDE—COMMUTE!
MAP & RESOURCES
The City of Berkeley makes bicycle commuting easy with its
system of “Bicycle Boulevards” and other marked bicycle routes
and paths. “Bicycle Boulevards” near campus include Bowditch/
Hillegass, Channing Way, Milvia, and Virginia. AC Transit and
BearTransit, the campus shuttle bus service, have bicycle racks
on nearly all of their vehicles; if you are unfamiliar with these
bicycle racks, visit the AC Transit web site for instructions at
www.actransit.org. BART allows bicycles on all off-peak trains
and some commute hour trains; check BART’s web site at
www.bart.gov for schedules and rules. For more great bicycle
commuting resources, visit bicycling.511.org.
::
::
BIKES :: ROLLERBLADES :: SKATES :: SKATEBOARDS :: SCOOTERS
THE CAMPUS GUIDE TO
Berkeley
through
Rolling
::
State law requires bike licenses,and headlights and reflectors for
nighttime riding.
The full text of the CVC is available on the California
Department of Motor Vehicles web site at www.dmv.ca.gov.
Contact UCPD for campus-specific regulations.
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY
Rolling
through Berkeley
Bancroft Parking Structure, Boalt Parking Garage and Evans
Hall*. Secure bike parking is available to faculty, staff and
students for free during a pilot period. For up-to-date information on how to participate, call 510.642.2987 or check
www.berkeley.edu/transportation.
ongratulations on choosing an alternative mode of
transportation for your commute to campus! Bikes,
skateboards, scooters and skates are some of the most
efficient forms of transportation known, and are often the fastest
way to get around Berkeley.
BICYCLE ENFORCEMENT
You are one of approximately 45,000 people who regularly share
the paths and roadways of the Berkeley campus. Campus paths
and roadways as well as the city streets
adjacent to the campus serve pedestrians
and drivers, as well as bicyclists, skateboarders, rollerbladers, and scooters.
Safe and responsible riding is essential
and conflicts can be avoided with proper
equipment maintenance, courtesy,
common sense, defensive riding, and
compliance with regulations.
To manage the growing number of bicycles,
skates, scooters and skateboards on campus,
the P&T department’s enforcement officers
regulate campus bike parking and other
requirements. The UCPD shares this responsibility and also enforces bicycle moving
violations, such as reckless riding, riding in
the Bicycle Dismount Zone, and ignoring
traffic signs. Additionally, the UCPD has
responsibility for bike theft prevention,
investigation, and recovery.
The Parking & Transportation
Department (P&T) is a key player in
planning, developing, and maintaining
the campus’s bicycle infrastructure,
programs, and education. P&T provides
bicycle licensing, discounts on bicycle
locks, secure bicycle parking facilities,
directional and instructional signage,
and improved campus routes to
encourage bicycling to and through
campus. P&T also sponsors the campus
Bicycle Sub-Committee that develops
recommendations on campus bicycle
issues. In collaboration with the UC Police
Department (UCPD), P&T also enforces bicycle riding and
parking rules for the safety of everyone on campus.
SAFE RIDING
C
* not caged:area monitored by security cameras and open to public
B. Bicyclists are subject to the same rules of the road
as motor vehicles and are safest when behaving
as one. So,obey traffic signs and stops,ride with the
flow of traffic,and be courteous to other road users,
including pedestrians.
::
::
::
D. Ride in a straight line,to the right of fastermoving traffic. Ride as far to the right as is safe,but
no so far that you’ll hit garbage or opening car doors.
If there is a bike lane,use it.
BIKE PARKING AREAS
BIKE PROGRAMS
SAFE RIDING TIPS
Bike
Parking
& Rout
Map inside
e!
MAP & RESOURCES
BIKES :: ROLLERBLADES :: SKATES :: SKATEBOARDS :: SCOOTERS
THE CAMPUS GUIDE TO
Berkeley
through
Rolling
LICENSE YOUR BICYCLE
At UC Berkeley and in the City of Berkeley, bicycles must be
licensed with a California Bicycle License. If the UCPD stops
you while riding a bicycle without a valid license, you could
be subject to citation. Additionally, licensing your bicycle
increases the likelihood of recovery in case of theft. P&T
provides licensing to the campus community. For up-to-date
information call 510.642.2987 or check www.berkeley.edu/
transportation.
SECURE YOUR BICYCLE
Bicycle theft has become a tremendous problem on college
campuses, and UC Berkeley is no exception. Bicycles and bicycle
parts, including “quick release” seats and wheels, are in big
demand, and thieves are well-equipped and organized.
:: Always lock your bike.
:: Use a high quality “U”shaped lock. Avoid using lightweight
cables or chains,or low quality U-locks
:: Always lock your bicycle through the frame and both wheels
to a bicycle parking rack.
::
::
::
::
Lock all free parts of bike or take them with you.
RESOURCES & CONTACTS
For the most up-to-date campus bicycle information,visit the Parking &
Transportation web site at www.berkeley.edu/transportation.
Parking & Transportation Department
www.berkeley.edu/transportation
2150 Kittredge Street,Berkeley,CA 94720-5742
[email protected]
::
::
::
::
::
Avoid leaving your bicycle locked outside overnight.
Before leaving your bicycle,give the lock a tug to ensure it is secured.
GET A BIKE LOCK!
Faculty, staff, and students can
get a one-time $15 subsidy on a
high-quality bike lock at selected
Berkeley bike shops through the
UC Berkeley Lock Program. To
receive your $15 bike lock coupon
your bike must have a current
California Bicycle License. For
up-to-date information on how to
get your subsidy, call 510.642.2987
or check www.berkeley.edu/
transportation.
E. Use Safety Equipment. California law requires
children under 18 years of age wear a bicycle helmet
— for adults,it just makes sense! For night riding,
bicycles are required to be equipped with a headlight,
a red rear reflector,two side reflectors on each wheel
and reflector pedals.Light-colored,reflective clothing
is also a good idea.
F. Avoid road hazards. Watch out for parallel-slat sewer
grates,slippery manhole covers,oily pavement,gravel,
and ice.Cross railroad tracks at right angles.
510.642.6760
In addition to the lower citation costs, UCPD and P&T jointly
offer Bicycle Education Safety Training (BEST) classes, a
“traffic school” option for cyclists who receive citations on
campus. An offender may have the citation excused by paying
a non-refundable $10.00 registration fee and completing a 60minute class on bicycle safety. As soon as possible after receiving
a citation, bicyclists should visit the Parking & Transportation
Customer Services office located at 2150 Kittredge Street to
enroll in a BEST class. The course must be completed within
21 days from the date the citation is issued or additional fees
will apply. For more information and enrollment hours, call
510.643.2500. The BEST option is available to violators once per
academic semester.
sidewalks. The sole exception to this policy is when a designated bike path
crosses a pedestrian path and signage directs pedestrians to give rightof-way to bikes.
::
Dismount Zones.On congested plazas and paths,riding is prohibited
between 8am and 6pm,Monday through Friday.Dismount Zones are clearly
designated with signs and/or stenciled pavement markings,such as on
Sproul and Dwinelle Plazas.Bicyclists must walk their bicycles with both
feet removed from the pedals through the entire length of the dismount
zone.Skateboarders,skaters,and scooter riders must adhere to the
Dismount Zones.
::
Except for dismount zone areas,riders may use campus paths. You must
510.642.6760
:: P & T (bike parking & infrastructure) 510.642.4283
Community
:: The City of Berkeley:
::
::
::
F
The campus offers a reduced citation bail of
$28.00 for all bicycle citations that must be
paid within twenty-one (21) days of issuance.
After 21 days, the citation leaves campus jurisdiction and additional fees will apply.
Campus Bicycle-Related Hazards
:: Physical Plant - Campus Services (campus road hazards) 510.642.1032
:: UCPD (safety on roadways and pathway users;bicycles blocking access)
::
::
E
CITATIONS & BEST CLASSES
:: Emergency (reporting bicycle accidents) 9-1-1
:: Non-Emergency (report stolen bicycles & non-emergency accidents)
::
D
CAMPUS RIDING POLICY:
BICYCLES, SKATES, SCOOTERS & SKATEBOARDS
:: Be respectful of pedestrians; they have the right-of-way.Do not ride on
police.berkeley.edu
1 Sproul Hall,Berkeley,CA 94720-1199
[email protected]
SECURE BICYCLE PARKING
P&T received a grant from the
Bay Area Air Quality Management
District to install secure bike
parking facilities, creating approximately 225 bike parking spaces around campus in covered, secure
areas. You can find secure caged bike parking facilities at the
following locations: RSF Parking Garage, MLK Parking Garage,
Bike info,programs,& licensing 510.642.2987
Bicycle planning & campus bicycle sub-committee 510.643.9276
Bicycle citations & BEST classes 510.643.2500
Bicycle impounds 510.643.5790
BearTransit 510.642.5149
UC Police Department
Park in designated bicycle parking areas only.
C
C. Signal your turns and moves so other bikes and
cars will know what you are doing.
::
::
CAMPUS RIDING POLICY
The City of Berkeley makes bicycle commuting easy with its
system of “Bicycle Boulevards” and other marked bicycle routes
and paths. “Bicycle Boulevards” near campus include Bowditch/
Hillegass, Channing Way, Milvia, and Virginia. AC Transit and
BearTransit, the campus shuttle bus service, have bicycle racks
on nearly all of their vehicles; if you are unfamiliar with these
bicycle racks, visit the AC Transit web site for instructions at
www.actransit.org. BART allows bicycles on all off-peak trains
and some commute hour trains; check BART’s web site at
www.bart.gov for schedules and rules. For more great bicycle
commuting resources, visit bicycling.511.org.
B
A. Always ride with traffic.Riding against traffic is one
of the major causes of accidents.
P&T is continually adding bicycle programs and facilities. To
stay updated visit our web site at www.berkeley.edu/transportation.
DON’T JUST RIDE—COMMUTE!
A
road hazards 510.644.6620
emergency bicycle accidents 9-1-1
report stolen bicycles & non-emergency accidents 510.981.5900
bicycle planning & city bicycle sub-committee 510.981.7062
www.ci.berkeley.ca.us
The Bicycle Friendly Berkeley Coalition (BFBC): 510.549.RIDE
or www.bfbc.org
The East Bay Bicycle Coalition: www.ebbc.org
Regional transportation information including traffic,transit,ridesharing
and bicycling: call 511 or visit 511.org
The Berkeley Bike Station (attended bicycle parking at the Downtown
Berkeley BART Station): 510.548.RIDE or visit www.bikestation.org
City CarShare (short-term automobile access on and nearby to campus):
www.citycarshare.org
Local bicycle shops are excellent resources for equipment advice,books,
maps,and repairs.There are many bicycle shops in Berkeley,some of which
are within blocks of the campus.
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adhere to the “basic speed law,”which restricts vehicles from traveling
faster than safe conditions permit.The recommended speed on campus
paths is 5 mph within 10 feet of any pedestrian and 10 mph elsewhere.
::
Bicyclists are subject to the same rules of the road as motor vehicle drivers.
Bicycles,scooters,skates and skateboards are allowed on all roadways and
must obey the same laws as motor vehicles. The maximum speed limit on
roadways is 25 mph,except where posted otherwise,and the maximum
speed limit in driveways and parking lots is 10 mph.
::
If you are a skateboarder,you are also subject to vehicle code law and campus
regulations. Skateboarding is also specifically prohibited in parking lots,
courtyards,inside buildings,exterior balconies,stairs,handicap ramps,
Sproul Plaza,the south Recreational Sports Facility patio and the grounds
of the University Art Museum.
::
State law requires bike licenses,and headlights and reflectors for
nighttime riding.
The full text of the CVC is available on the California
Department of Motor Vehicles web site at www.dmv.ca.gov.
Contact UCPD for campus-specific regulations.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY
Rolling
through Berkeley
Bancroft Parking Structure, Boalt Parking Garage and Evans
Hall*. Secure bike parking is available to faculty, staff and
students for free during a pilot period. For up-to-date information on how to participate, call 510.642.2987 or check
www.berkeley.edu/transportation.
ongratulations on choosing an alternative mode of
transportation for your commute to campus! Bikes,
skateboards, scooters and skates are some of the most
efficient forms of transportation known, and are often the fastest
way to get around Berkeley.
BICYCLE ENFORCEMENT
You are one of approximately 45,000 people who regularly share
the paths and roadways of the Berkeley campus. Campus paths
and roadways as well as the city streets
adjacent to the campus serve pedestrians
and drivers, as well as bicyclists, skateboarders, rollerbladers, and scooters.
Safe and responsible riding is essential
and conflicts can be avoided with proper
equipment maintenance, courtesy,
common sense, defensive riding, and
compliance with regulations.
To manage the growing number of bicycles,
skates, scooters and skateboards on campus,
the P&T department’s enforcement officers
regulate campus bike parking and other
requirements. The UCPD shares this responsibility and also enforces bicycle moving
violations, such as reckless riding, riding in
the Bicycle Dismount Zone, and ignoring
traffic signs. Additionally, the UCPD has
responsibility for bike theft prevention,
investigation, and recovery.
The Parking & Transportation
Department (P&T) is a key player in
planning, developing, and maintaining
the campus’s bicycle infrastructure,
programs, and education. P&T provides
bicycle licensing, discounts on bicycle
locks, secure bicycle parking facilities,
directional and instructional signage,
and improved campus routes to
encourage bicycling to and through
campus. P&T also sponsors the campus
Bicycle Sub-Committee that develops
recommendations on campus bicycle
issues. In collaboration with the UC Police
Department (UCPD), P&T also enforces bicycle riding and
parking rules for the safety of everyone on campus.
SAFE RIDING
C
* not caged:area monitored by security cameras and open to public
B. Bicyclists are subject to the same rules of the road
as motor vehicles and are safest when behaving
as one. So,obey traffic signs and stops,ride with the
flow of traffic,and be courteous to other road users,
including pedestrians.
::
::
::
D. Ride in a straight line,to the right of fastermoving traffic. Ride as far to the right as is safe,but
no so far that you’ll hit garbage or opening car doors.
If there is a bike lane,use it.
BIKE PARKING AREAS
BIKE PROGRAMS
SAFE RIDING TIPS
Bike
Parking
& Rout
Map inside
e!
MAP & RESOURCES
BIKES :: ROLLERBLADES :: SKATES :: SKATEBOARDS :: SCOOTERS
THE CAMPUS GUIDE TO
Berkeley
through
Rolling
LICENSE YOUR BICYCLE
At UC Berkeley and in the City of Berkeley, bicycles must be
licensed with a California Bicycle License. If the UCPD stops
you while riding a bicycle without a valid license, you could
be subject to citation. Additionally, licensing your bicycle
increases the likelihood of recovery in case of theft. P&T
provides licensing to the campus community. For up-to-date
information call 510.642.2987 or check www.berkeley.edu/
transportation.
SECURE YOUR BICYCLE
Bicycle theft has become a tremendous problem on college
campuses, and UC Berkeley is no exception. Bicycles and bicycle
parts, including “quick release” seats and wheels, are in big
demand, and thieves are well-equipped and organized.
:: Always lock your bike.
:: Use a high quality “U”shaped lock. Avoid using lightweight
cables or chains,or low quality U-locks
:: Always lock your bicycle through the frame and both wheels
to a bicycle parking rack.
::
::
::
::
Lock all free parts of bike or take them with you.
RESOURCES & CONTACTS
For the most up-to-date campus bicycle information,visit the Parking &
Transportation web site at www.berkeley.edu/transportation.
Parking & Transportation Department
www.berkeley.edu/transportation
2150 Kittredge Street,Berkeley,CA 94720-5742
[email protected]
::
::
::
::
::
Avoid leaving your bicycle locked outside overnight.
Before leaving your bicycle,give the lock a tug to ensure it is secured.
GET A BIKE LOCK!
Faculty, staff, and students can
get a one-time $15 subsidy on a
high-quality bike lock at selected
Berkeley bike shops through the
UC Berkeley Lock Program. To
receive your $15 bike lock coupon
your bike must have a current
California Bicycle License. For
up-to-date information on how to
get your subsidy, call 510.642.2987
or check www.berkeley.edu/
transportation.
E. Use Safety Equipment. California law requires
children under 18 years of age wear a bicycle helmet
— for adults,it just makes sense! For night riding,
bicycles are required to be equipped with a headlight,
a red rear reflector,two side reflectors on each wheel
and reflector pedals.Light-colored,reflective clothing
is also a good idea.
F. Avoid road hazards. Watch out for parallel-slat sewer
grates,slippery manhole covers,oily pavement,gravel,
and ice.Cross railroad tracks at right angles.
510.642.6760
In addition to the lower citation costs, UCPD and P&T jointly
offer Bicycle Education Safety Training (BEST) classes, a
“traffic school” option for cyclists who receive citations on
campus. An offender may have the citation excused by paying
a non-refundable $10.00 registration fee and completing a 60minute class on bicycle safety. As soon as possible after receiving
a citation, bicyclists should visit the Parking & Transportation
Customer Services office located at 2150 Kittredge Street to
enroll in a BEST class. The course must be completed within
21 days from the date the citation is issued or additional fees
will apply. For more information and enrollment hours, call
510.643.2500. The BEST option is available to violators once per
academic semester.
sidewalks. The sole exception to this policy is when a designated bike path
crosses a pedestrian path and signage directs pedestrians to give rightof-way to bikes.
::
Dismount Zones.On congested plazas and paths,riding is prohibited
between 8am and 6pm,Monday through Friday.Dismount Zones are clearly
designated with signs and/or stenciled pavement markings,such as on
Sproul and Dwinelle Plazas.Bicyclists must walk their bicycles with both
feet removed from the pedals through the entire length of the dismount
zone.Skateboarders,skaters,and scooter riders must adhere to the
Dismount Zones.
::
Except for dismount zone areas,riders may use campus paths. You must
510.642.6760
:: P & T (bike parking & infrastructure) 510.642.4283
Community
:: The City of Berkeley:
::
::
::
F
The campus offers a reduced citation bail of
$28.00 for all bicycle citations that must be
paid within twenty-one (21) days of issuance.
After 21 days, the citation leaves campus jurisdiction and additional fees will apply.
Campus Bicycle-Related Hazards
:: Physical Plant - Campus Services (campus road hazards) 510.642.1032
:: UCPD (safety on roadways and pathway users;bicycles blocking access)
::
::
E
CITATIONS & BEST CLASSES
:: Emergency (reporting bicycle accidents) 9-1-1
:: Non-Emergency (report stolen bicycles & non-emergency accidents)
::
D
CAMPUS RIDING POLICY:
BICYCLES, SKATES, SCOOTERS & SKATEBOARDS
:: Be respectful of pedestrians; they have the right-of-way.Do not ride on
police.berkeley.edu
1 Sproul Hall,Berkeley,CA 94720-1199
[email protected]
SECURE BICYCLE PARKING
P&T received a grant from the
Bay Area Air Quality Management
District to install secure bike
parking facilities, creating approximately 225 bike parking spaces around campus in covered, secure
areas. You can find secure caged bike parking facilities at the
following locations: RSF Parking Garage, MLK Parking Garage,
Bike info,programs,& licensing 510.642.2987
Bicycle planning & campus bicycle sub-committee 510.643.9276
Bicycle citations & BEST classes 510.643.2500
Bicycle impounds 510.643.5790
BearTransit 510.642.5149
UC Police Department
Park in designated bicycle parking areas only.
C
C. Signal your turns and moves so other bikes and
cars will know what you are doing.
::
::
CAMPUS RIDING POLICY
The City of Berkeley makes bicycle commuting easy with its
system of “Bicycle Boulevards” and other marked bicycle routes
and paths. “Bicycle Boulevards” near campus include Bowditch/
Hillegass, Channing Way, Milvia, and Virginia. AC Transit and
BearTransit, the campus shuttle bus service, have bicycle racks
on nearly all of their vehicles; if you are unfamiliar with these
bicycle racks, visit the AC Transit web site for instructions at
www.actransit.org. BART allows bicycles on all off-peak trains
and some commute hour trains; check BART’s web site at
www.bart.gov for schedules and rules. For more great bicycle
commuting resources, visit bicycling.511.org.
B
A. Always ride with traffic.Riding against traffic is one
of the major causes of accidents.
P&T is continually adding bicycle programs and facilities. To
stay updated visit our web site at www.berkeley.edu/transportation.
DON’T JUST RIDE—COMMUTE!
A
road hazards 510.644.6620
emergency bicycle accidents 9-1-1
report stolen bicycles & non-emergency accidents 510.981.5900
bicycle planning & city bicycle sub-committee 510.981.7062
www.ci.berkeley.ca.us
The Bicycle Friendly Berkeley Coalition (BFBC): 510.549.RIDE
or www.bfbc.org
The East Bay Bicycle Coalition: www.ebbc.org
Regional transportation information including traffic,transit,ridesharing
and bicycling: call 511 or visit 511.org
The Berkeley Bike Station (attended bicycle parking at the Downtown
Berkeley BART Station): 510.548.RIDE or visit www.bikestation.org
City CarShare (short-term automobile access on and nearby to campus):
www.citycarshare.org
Local bicycle shops are excellent resources for equipment advice,books,
maps,and repairs.There are many bicycle shops in Berkeley,some of which
are within blocks of the campus.
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adhere to the “basic speed law,”which restricts vehicles from traveling
faster than safe conditions permit.The recommended speed on campus
paths is 5 mph within 10 feet of any pedestrian and 10 mph elsewhere.
::
Bicyclists are subject to the same rules of the road as motor vehicle drivers.
Bicycles,scooters,skates and skateboards are allowed on all roadways and
must obey the same laws as motor vehicles. The maximum speed limit on
roadways is 25 mph,except where posted otherwise,and the maximum
speed limit in driveways and parking lots is 10 mph.
::
If you are a skateboarder,you are also subject to vehicle code law and campus
regulations. Skateboarding is also specifically prohibited in parking lots,
courtyards,inside buildings,exterior balconies,stairs,handicap ramps,
Sproul Plaza,the south Recreational Sports Facility patio and the grounds
of the University Art Museum.
::
State law requires bike licenses,and headlights and reflectors for
nighttime riding.
The full text of the CVC is available on the California
Department of Motor Vehicles web site at www.dmv.ca.gov.
Contact UCPD for campus-specific regulations.
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BERKELEY
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through Berkeley
Bancroft Parking Structure, Boalt Parking Garage and Evans
Hall*. Secure bike parking is available to faculty, staff and
students for free during a pilot period. For up-to-date information on how to participate, call 510.642.2987 or check
www.berkeley.edu/transportation.
ongratulations on choosing an alternative mode of
transportation for your commute to campus! Bikes,
skateboards, scooters and skates are some of the most
efficient forms of transportation known, and are often the fastest
way to get around Berkeley.
BICYCLE ENFORCEMENT
You are one of approximately 45,000 people who regularly share
the paths and roadways of the Berkeley campus. Campus paths
and roadways as well as the city streets
adjacent to the campus serve pedestrians
and drivers, as well as bicyclists, skateboarders, rollerbladers, and scooters.
Safe and responsible riding is essential
and conflicts can be avoided with proper
equipment maintenance, courtesy,
common sense, defensive riding, and
compliance with regulations.
To manage the growing number of bicycles,
skates, scooters and skateboards on campus,
the P&T department’s enforcement officers
regulate campus bike parking and other
requirements. The UCPD shares this responsibility and also enforces bicycle moving
violations, such as reckless riding, riding in
the Bicycle Dismount Zone, and ignoring
traffic signs. Additionally, the UCPD has
responsibility for bike theft prevention,
investigation, and recovery.
The Parking & Transportation
Department (P&T) is a key player in
planning, developing, and maintaining
the campus’s bicycle infrastructure,
programs, and education. P&T provides
bicycle licensing, discounts on bicycle
locks, secure bicycle parking facilities,
directional and instructional signage,
and improved campus routes to
encourage bicycling to and through
campus. P&T also sponsors the campus
Bicycle Sub-Committee that develops
recommendations on campus bicycle
issues. In collaboration with the UC Police
Department (UCPD), P&T also enforces bicycle riding and
parking rules for the safety of everyone on campus.
SAFE RIDING
C
* not caged:area monitored by security cameras and open to public
B. Bicyclists are subject to the same rules of the road
as motor vehicles and are safest when behaving
as one. So,obey traffic signs and stops,ride with the
flow of traffic,and be courteous to other road users,
including pedestrians.
::
::
::
D. Ride in a straight line,to the right of fastermoving traffic. Ride as far to the right as is safe,but
no so far that you’ll hit garbage or opening car doors.
If there is a bike lane,use it.
BIKE PARKING AREAS
BIKE PROGRAMS
SAFE RIDING TIPS
Bike
Parking
& Rout
Map inside
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MAP & RESOURCES
BIKES :: ROLLERBLADES :: SKATES :: SKATEBOARDS :: SCOOTERS
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LICENSE YOUR BICYCLE
At UC Berkeley and in the City of Berkeley, bicycles must be
licensed with a California Bicycle License. If the UCPD stops
you while riding a bicycle without a valid license, you could
be subject to citation. Additionally, licensing your bicycle
increases the likelihood of recovery in case of theft. P&T
provides licensing to the campus community. For up-to-date
information call 510.642.2987 or check www.berkeley.edu/
transportation.
SECURE YOUR BICYCLE
Bicycle theft has become a tremendous problem on college
campuses, and UC Berkeley is no exception. Bicycles and bicycle
parts, including “quick release” seats and wheels, are in big
demand, and thieves are well-equipped and organized.
:: Always lock your bike.
:: Use a high quality “U”shaped lock. Avoid using lightweight
cables or chains,or low quality U-locks
:: Always lock your bicycle through the frame and both wheels
to a bicycle parking rack.
::
::
::
::
Lock all free parts of bike or take them with you.
RESOURCES & CONTACTS
For the most up-to-date campus bicycle information,visit the Parking &
Transportation web site at www.berkeley.edu/transportation.
Parking & Transportation Department
www.berkeley.edu/transportation
2150 Kittredge Street,Berkeley,CA 94720-5742
[email protected]
::
::
::
::
::
Avoid leaving your bicycle locked outside overnight.
Before leaving your bicycle,give the lock a tug to ensure it is secured.
GET A BIKE LOCK!
Faculty, staff, and students can
get a one-time $15 subsidy on a
high-quality bike lock at selected
Berkeley bike shops through the
UC Berkeley Lock Program. To
receive your $15 bike lock coupon
your bike must have a current
California Bicycle License. For
up-to-date information on how to
get your subsidy, call 510.642.2987
or check www.berkeley.edu/
transportation.
E. Use Safety Equipment. California law requires
children under 18 years of age wear a bicycle helmet
— for adults,it just makes sense! For night riding,
bicycles are required to be equipped with a headlight,
a red rear reflector,two side reflectors on each wheel
and reflector pedals.Light-colored,reflective clothing
is also a good idea.
F. Avoid road hazards. Watch out for parallel-slat sewer
grates,slippery manhole covers,oily pavement,gravel,
and ice.Cross railroad tracks at right angles.
510.642.6760
In addition to the lower citation costs, UCPD and P&T jointly
offer Bicycle Education Safety Training (BEST) classes, a
“traffic school” option for cyclists who receive citations on
campus. An offender may have the citation excused by paying
a non-refundable $10.00 registration fee and completing a 60minute class on bicycle safety. As soon as possible after receiving
a citation, bicyclists should visit the Parking & Transportation
Customer Services office located at 2150 Kittredge Street to
enroll in a BEST class. The course must be completed within
21 days from the date the citation is issued or additional fees
will apply. For more information and enrollment hours, call
510.643.2500. The BEST option is available to violators once per
academic semester.
sidewalks. The sole exception to this policy is when a designated bike path
crosses a pedestrian path and signage directs pedestrians to give rightof-way to bikes.
::
Dismount Zones.On congested plazas and paths,riding is prohibited
between 8am and 6pm,Monday through Friday.Dismount Zones are clearly
designated with signs and/or stenciled pavement markings,such as on
Sproul and Dwinelle Plazas.Bicyclists must walk their bicycles with both
feet removed from the pedals through the entire length of the dismount
zone.Skateboarders,skaters,and scooter riders must adhere to the
Dismount Zones.
::
Except for dismount zone areas,riders may use campus paths. You must
510.642.6760
:: P & T (bike parking & infrastructure) 510.642.4283
Community
:: The City of Berkeley:
::
::
::
F
The campus offers a reduced citation bail of
$28.00 for all bicycle citations that must be
paid within twenty-one (21) days of issuance.
After 21 days, the citation leaves campus jurisdiction and additional fees will apply.
Campus Bicycle-Related Hazards
:: Physical Plant - Campus Services (campus road hazards) 510.642.1032
:: UCPD (safety on roadways and pathway users;bicycles blocking access)
::
::
E
CITATIONS & BEST CLASSES
:: Emergency (reporting bicycle accidents) 9-1-1
:: Non-Emergency (report stolen bicycles & non-emergency accidents)
::
D
CAMPUS RIDING POLICY:
BICYCLES, SKATES, SCOOTERS & SKATEBOARDS
:: Be respectful of pedestrians; they have the right-of-way.Do not ride on
police.berkeley.edu
1 Sproul Hall,Berkeley,CA 94720-1199
[email protected]
SECURE BICYCLE PARKING
P&T received a grant from the
Bay Area Air Quality Management
District to install secure bike
parking facilities, creating approximately 225 bike parking spaces around campus in covered, secure
areas. You can find secure caged bike parking facilities at the
following locations: RSF Parking Garage, MLK Parking Garage,
Bike info,programs,& licensing 510.642.2987
Bicycle planning & campus bicycle sub-committee 510.643.9276
Bicycle citations & BEST classes 510.643.2500
Bicycle impounds 510.643.5790
BearTransit 510.642.5149
UC Police Department
Park in designated bicycle parking areas only.
C
C. Signal your turns and moves so other bikes and
cars will know what you are doing.
::
::
CAMPUS RIDING POLICY
The City of Berkeley makes bicycle commuting easy with its
system of “Bicycle Boulevards” and other marked bicycle routes
and paths. “Bicycle Boulevards” near campus include Bowditch/
Hillegass, Channing Way, Milvia, and Virginia. AC Transit and
BearTransit, the campus shuttle bus service, have bicycle racks
on nearly all of their vehicles; if you are unfamiliar with these
bicycle racks, visit the AC Transit web site for instructions at
www.actransit.org. BART allows bicycles on all off-peak trains
and some commute hour trains; check BART’s web site at
www.bart.gov for schedules and rules. For more great bicycle
commuting resources, visit bicycling.511.org.
B
A. Always ride with traffic.Riding against traffic is one
of the major causes of accidents.
P&T is continually adding bicycle programs and facilities. To
stay updated visit our web site at www.berkeley.edu/transportation.
DON’T JUST RIDE—COMMUTE!
A
road hazards 510.644.6620
emergency bicycle accidents 9-1-1
report stolen bicycles & non-emergency accidents 510.981.5900
bicycle planning & city bicycle sub-committee 510.981.7062
www.ci.berkeley.ca.us
The Bicycle Friendly Berkeley Coalition (BFBC): 510.549.RIDE
or www.bfbc.org
The East Bay Bicycle Coalition: www.ebbc.org
Regional transportation information including traffic,transit,ridesharing
and bicycling: call 511 or visit 511.org
The Berkeley Bike Station (attended bicycle parking at the Downtown
Berkeley BART Station): 510.548.RIDE or visit www.bikestation.org
City CarShare (short-term automobile access on and nearby to campus):
www.citycarshare.org
Local bicycle shops are excellent resources for equipment advice,books,
maps,and repairs.There are many bicycle shops in Berkeley,some of which
are within blocks of the campus.
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adhere to the “basic speed law,”which restricts vehicles from traveling
faster than safe conditions permit.The recommended speed on campus
paths is 5 mph within 10 feet of any pedestrian and 10 mph elsewhere.
::
Bicyclists are subject to the same rules of the road as motor vehicle drivers.
Bicycles,scooters,skates and skateboards are allowed on all roadways and
must obey the same laws as motor vehicles. The maximum speed limit on
roadways is 25 mph,except where posted otherwise,and the maximum
speed limit in driveways and parking lots is 10 mph.
::
If you are a skateboarder,you are also subject to vehicle code law and campus
regulations. Skateboarding is also specifically prohibited in parking lots,
courtyards,inside buildings,exterior balconies,stairs,handicap ramps,
Sproul Plaza,the south Recreational Sports Facility patio and the grounds
of the University Art Museum.
::
State law requires bike licenses,and headlights and reflectors for
nighttime riding.
The full text of the CVC is available on the California
Department of Motor Vehicles web site at www.dmv.ca.gov.
Contact UCPD for campus-specific regulations.
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Public
Policy Cloyne
Court
Co-op
2
Warring St
Parker St
Hearst
Greek
Theatre
9
1
5
Sherman
Stadium
Lot
Maxwell
Family
Field
Bowles
Lot
1
Fron
Des
Admin
Warring St
Optometry
Lot
Kleeberger
Lot
Bowles
Hall
8
Upper
Hearst
Structure
Prospect St
3
Residence
Hall
Childcare
G
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Blake St
Rd
Residence
Hall
Dwight Way
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Cy
88
Clark
Kerr
Campus
4
North St
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Blackberry
Entrance
6
Lothlorien
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St
Foothill
Lot
65
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Av
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Nat’l Energy
Research
Scientific
Computing
Center
Davis
EN
LD
GO
50B
Lawrence
Berkeley
National
Laboratory
3
California
Memorial
Stadium
70A
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Bancroft Way
50
50A
Bancroft
Steps
NIA
OR
Sea
55
Rd
rez
va
Al
LIF
CA
63
Golden
Bear
Softball
Field
Archiv
23
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Pa
BBQ
Area
Dwight Way
56
Stadium
Rimway
Lot
Dining
Hall
Golden
Bear
Pool
Sports Ln
24
Haste St
La
w
54
Hudson
Field
House
Track/
Soccer
Field
P
Channing Way
r e n ce R d
51
64
Smyth
House
Dwight Way
Stadium
Rimway
Lot
29
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Hi
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80
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Rugby
Field
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Arde
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46
37
P a n o ra m
Moss
Advanced
Light
Source
6
58
47
SmythFernwald
Family
Housing
Community
Center
Golden
Bear
Recreation
Center
25
F
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de
Ar
Rd
on
ny
Ca
71
Strawberry
Softball
Field
Steps
52
45
14
Segré Rd
16
Orchard
4
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