In Culver City, you can bike

Biking In Culver City

 

Children biking

Culver City is a great place to ride a bike, and the City is constantly working to improve it.

 

As part of our effort to improve biker accessibility and safety, more on-street bike lanes are added each year to assist bikers in getting around town more easily and safely.

 

The city's active improvement projects include safer routes and safe walking and biking programs for residents and students.

 

Bicycle and Pedestrian Action Plan

It is the Public Works Department's responsibility to develop and implement the Culver City Bicycle and Pedestrian Action Plan, which was adopted by the City Council in 2020.

 

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Action Plan can be viewed here.

 

The Ballona Creek Bike Path follows the channelized Ballona Creek for 7 miles from Syd Kronenthal Park in east Culver City (National Boulevard) to the Pacific Ocean, where it joins Santa Monica Beach and South Bay Bike Paths.

 

See what the Ballona Creek Bike Path has to offer

Visit Ballona Creek revitalization and bike path improvements

Explore the Ballona Creek Renaissance

The Culver Boulevard Bike Path in Culver City, Los Angeles, is a short rail-trail divided by a nicely landscaped median park.

 

You can see the route of the Culver Boulevard Bike Path here

Discover what was accomplished in 2022 by the Culver Boulevard Realignment and Urban Runoff and Stormwater Project

From Los Angeles to Santa Monica, the Expo Bike Path runs parallel to the Metro Expo Line. From both the La Cienega and Culver City Expo Line stations, the Ballona Creek Bike Path can be easily accessed.

 

View the route of the Expo Bike Path and learn more about it

Children and a crossing guard crossing a residential street, along with a woman on a bike, in a photograph

 

Safety

Adults and children in Culver City can develop safety habits as pedestrians and bicyclists through educational programs. School-based activities and programs encourage students to walk or ride to and from school.

 

Get to know Culver City's Safe Routes to School program

Several projects to improve mobility safety have been completed or are being worked on by the City.

 

Check out La Ballona's Safe Routes to Schools initiative

Explore Move Culver City

Find out what projects are currently underway in Mobility & Traffic Engineering

 

Bicycle Traffic Signals

Several bicycle traffic signals have been installed along Culver and Washington Boulevards as part of Move Culver City.

 

CA-MUTCD 4D.104 allows bicycle signal faces to be used at signalized intersections. CA-MUTCD stipulates that the bicycle's signal face may not conflict with any other motor vehicle movement, including right turns on red. This means that when the bicycle light is green, a cyclist has an exclusive, protected phase to proceed through the intersection, and when the bicycle light is red, a cyclist should stop as other vehicle movements (right and left turns across the bike path) are allowed.

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