CicLAvia Comes to Pasadena This Sunday, November 15: 2.7 Miles of Car-Free Streets
The City of Pasadena, in Los Angeles County, California, announced that CicLAvia—Pasadena will take place this Sunday, November 15, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., temporarily converting sections of city streets into car-free zones for walking, biking, rolling and gathering, in partnership with the nonprofit CicLAvia and funded in part by Metro.
The 2.7-mile route covers Colorado Boulevard from Pasadena Avenue to Allen Avenue and Raymond Avenue from Pacific Alley to Dayton Street, running through Old Pasadena, Playhouse Village and South Lake Avenue and connecting Metro’s Memorial Park and Del Mar stations, with cars permitted to cross at six intersections. Activity hubs at Memorial Park and at Colorado Boulevard and Allen Avenue offer free family activities, water refill stations, basic bike repair, bike parking and free pedicab rides from the information booths.
The city is also setting up two roughly one-mile “Slow Streets” pop-up bike lane segments, on Walnut Avenue and on Colorado Boulevard east of Allen Avenue. CicLAvia has been opening streets across Los Angeles County for 16 years.
(Source: City of Pasadena)
Source: City of Pasadena
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