My morning bicycle commute from San Jose to Menlo Park via historic El Camino Real. I normally don't use this route, but I wanted to see how I compared against the #22 and #522 VTA buses. 7 minute...
My morning bicycle commute from San Jose to Menlo Park via historic El Camino Real. I normally don't use this route, but I wanted to see how I compared against the #22 and #522 VTA buses. 7 minutes. www.cyclelicio.us
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Hey man nice video...right now i'm commuting about 3 days a week from pacifica to menlo park...I've been taking the ECR since i'm new to the area, but its a bitch @ 5pm...know negood alternate routes?
This looks like a good bike ad. My most expensive bike costs half as much as monthly passes throughout my biking area (VTA, SamTrans, MUNI, CalTrain all zones, AC Transit, BART, San Benito County Transit, and Santa Cruz Metro). Most of my bikes cost less than a VTA Express Monthly pass.
There is no bike lane on El Camino Real. VTA 68, 22, and SamTrans 390 are completely within my biking range, as is Santa Cruz Metro 35, CalTrain, AC transit 99, San Benito County Transit Business District, and BART Fremont-Millbrae lines. El Camino is actually my favorite route for going to San Francisco.
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I'm not too familiar with Peninsula biking routes -- I normally keep to the South Bay.
San Mateo County just published a new bike map that's a huge improvement over the old one. I know Redwood City has them for $1 each.
Side WALKs are for WALKing on.
VTA 68, 22, and SamTrans 390 are completely within my biking range, as is Santa Cruz Metro 35, CalTrain, AC transit 99, San Benito County Transit Business District, and BART Fremont-Millbrae lines.
El Camino is actually my favorite route for going to San Francisco.