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Meeting tonight: Caltrans bike lanes

Caltrans plans to create bikeways on the north and south sides of Tiburon Boulevard as part of its 2026 repaving and rehabilitation project that extends from Mill Valley to downtown Paradise Drive. The blue segments represent Class-2 bike lanes, or marked on-road lanes alongside traffic that don’t have a physical barrier; the red segments are Class-4 separated bikeways, which are also on the roadway but protected from traffic; and the gold segment is a Class-1 bike path, which is away from the road, like the Old Rail Trail. (The Ark graphic; Apple Maps)
Caltrans plans to create bikeways on the north and south sides of Tiburon Boulevard as part of its 2026 repaving and rehabilitation project that extends from Mill Valley to downtown Paradise Drive. The blue segments represent Class-2 bike lanes, or marked on-road lanes alongside traffic that don’t have a physical barrier; the red segments are Class-4 separated bikeways, which are also on the roadway but protected from traffic; and the gold segment is a Class-1 bike path, which is away from the road, like the Old Rail Trail. (The Ark graphic; Apple Maps)

Caltrans officials will address public concerns about planned bike lanes on Tiburon Boulevard at a special meeting with the Town Council and Southern Marin Supervisor Stephanie Moulton-Peters from 5 to 6:30 tonight, June 4, at Town Hall.


The forum comes amid mounting criticism over safety and communications concerns regarding the controversial project. Local agencies and Assemblymember Damon Connolly have raised issues about traffic congestion, school-bus service disruptions and emergency-response impacts.


Residents can attend the meeting at Town Hall, 1505 Tiburon Blvd., or join via Zoom or by phone at 669-444-9171 with meeting ID 892-1708-7066. The Town Council’s regular meeting will follow.

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