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Bike Commuting Resources

Bicycling is an effective and inexpensive way to improve your physical fitness while reducing air pollution and fuel consumption.You can save money by bicycling instead of driving—on gasoline and by reducing wear and tear on your vehicle. In some cases, automobile insurance costs may be lower due to reduced vehicle mileage.

Bike Commuting 101

  • Bicycling is an attractive option for employees who live less than 10 miles from work.
  • If your commute is longer than 10 miles, pedal to a transit or rail stop, then bring your bike on board for the rest of your trip.
  • Bicycle route maps and safety brochures are available from the City of Roseville Alternative Transportation Division by calling (916) 774-5293, or mailing transportation@roseville.ca.us.
  • Most employers offer secure bicycle parking facilities: bicycle lockers or bicycles racks.
  • Some employers have showers and lockers available for employees who bike to work.
  • Bicycle to work as often as possible – even one or two days a week can make a difference.

Find a Bike Buddy

It can be safer and more fun to ride to work with a friend. Call 511 or apply for a bike buddy online at www.sacregion511.org.

Bike Detection Loop Locations

Bike detection loops communicate to a traffic signal that a bicyclist is stopped in the bike lane. The traffic light will then change for the bicyclist to ride through the intersection—similar to how traffic lights operate for automobiles. Roseville's Engineering staff has been adding bike detection loops to new intersections in the city since November 2005.

Bike detection loops communicate to a traffic signal that a bicyclist is stopped in the bike lane. The traffic light will then change for the bicyclist to ride through the intersection—similar to how traffic lights operate for automobiles. Roseville's Engineering staff has been adding bike detection loops to new intersections in the city since November 2005.

Bike Loop Locations (as of November 2, 2007)

Loop Location

Intersection

# of Loops

Main Street

Side Street

Baseline & Woodcreek Oaks

2

Baseline

Woodcreek Oaks

Blue Oaks & Crocker Ranch

2

Blue Oaks

No

Blue Oaks & Del Webb

2

Blue Oaks

No

Blue Oaks & Fiddyment

4

Blue Oaks

Fiddyment

Blue Oaks & Orchard View

2

Blue Oaks

No

Fairway/Cortina

2

Fairway

No

Fiddyment & Del Webb/Village Green

4

Fiddyment

Del Webb/Village Green

Fiddyment & Hayden Pkwy (North)

4

Fiddyment

Hayden/Prairie Town

Fiddyment & Hayden Pkwy (South)

2

Fiddyment

No

Foothills & Baseline/Main

1

No

Baseline

Pleasant Grove & Fairway

4

Pleasant Grove

Fairway

Pleasant Grove & Fiddyment

4

Pleasant Grove

Fiddyment

Pleasant Grove & Highland Park

2

Pleasant Grove

No

Pleasant Grove & Michener

2

Pleasant Grove

No

Pleasant Grove & Rose Creek

2

Pleasant Grove

No

Pleasant Grove & Roseville Pkwy

4

Pleasant Grove

Roseville Pkwy

Pleasant Grove & Market

4

Pleasant Grove

Market

Pleasant Grove/Monument

2

Pleasant Grove

No

Pleasant Grove/Sun City

2

Pleasant Grove

No

Roseville Pkwy & Chase

3

Roseville Pkwy

Chase

Secret Ravine & Scarborough/Poppy Field

3

Secret Ravine

Scarborough

Sierra College/Miner's Ravine Trail

3

Sierra College

Miner's Ravine Trail

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401 Vernon Street
Roseville, CA 95678
(916) 774-5293
(916) 746-1333 Fax
(916) 774-5220 TDD
transportation@roseville.ca.us




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