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  1. Kick rocks!

    That’s what we started to do, attempting to use our feet to clear the west shoulder of Olmsted Rd near Hwy 68 / CA SR 68. Then we noticed the east shoulder and travel lanes were likewise strewn with many rocks! Don’t know what mishap left that mess, but we’re reporting to road cleanup crews : bikemonterey.org/where-to-repo.

    #RoadMaintenance #MontereyCounty #Rockslide #TrafficSafety #ActiveTransportation

  2. Kick rocks!

    That’s what we started to do, attempting to use our feet to clear the west shoulder of Olmsted Rd near Hwy 68 / CA SR 68. Then we noticed the east shoulder and travel lanes were likewise strewn with many rocks! Don’t know what mishap left that mess, but we’re reporting to road cleanup crews : bikemonterey.org/where-to-repo.

    #RoadMaintenance #MontereyCounty #Rockslide #TrafficSafety #ActiveTransportation

  3. See updates to Bike Buzz for more on road maintenance, i.e., bikemonterey.org/bike-buzz-win.

    What to do when you come upon a rockslide (or other debris) that interferes with biking the shoulder of a road (and you normally bike the shoulder of that road, because motor vehicles travel at high speeds in the main travel lanes)?

    In California, if it’s a state highway, report it to California Department of Transportation / #Caltrans: csr.dot.ca.gov/.

    If not a state highway (not a maintenance responsibility of Caltrans), see where to report in Monterey County, : bikemonterey.org/where-to-repo.

    #RoadMaintenance #MontereyCounty #Rockslide #TrafficSafety #ActiveTransportation

  4. See updates to Bike Buzz for more on road maintenance, i.e., bikemonterey.org/bike-buzz-win.

    What to do when you come upon a rockslide (or other debris) that interferes with biking the shoulder of a road (and you normally bike the shoulder of that road, because motor vehicles travel at high speeds in the main travel lanes)?

    In California, if it’s a state highway, report it to California Department of Transportation / #Caltrans: csr.dot.ca.gov/.

    If not a state highway (not a maintenance responsibility of Caltrans), see where to report in Monterey County, : bikemonterey.org/where-to-repo.

    #RoadMaintenance #MontereyCounty #Rockslide #TrafficSafety #ActiveTransportation