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Woodland Schools
Maxwell School
Prairie School
Woodland High School
Freeman School
Beamer School
Whitehead School
Holy Rosary School
Harriet Lee Junior High School
Dingle School
Douglass Junior High School
Woodland Christian Jr. High
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1
Road
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Vietnam Veterans Memorial
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Myrtle Avenue
Road 27
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Allendale Road
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Leisure Town Road
Norton Road
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Suisun City
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Highway 220
Robinson Road
Creed Road
Petersen Road
Suisun Valley School
Crystal Middle School
Crescent School
Suisun School
Root School
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16. Benjamin Franklin School
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17. Grace Patterson School
4. Elsa Widenmann School
18. Joseph H. Wardlaw School
5. Everest School
19. Jesse Bethel High School
6. Peoples High School
20. Elmer Cave School
7. Federal Terrace School
21. Springstown Junior High School
8. Johnston Cooper School
22. Steffan Manor School
9. Vallejo Senior High School
23. Hogan Senior High School
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24. Annie Pennycock School
11. Adm. David Glasgow Farragut Sch. 25. Beverly Hills School
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26. John Davidson School
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28. St. Patrick High School
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Davis Waldorf School
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13. Grange Middle School
4. Blanc School
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15. Sem Yeto Cont. High School
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19. Bel Aire Park School
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6. Willis Jepson Middle School
7. Vacaville High School
8. Ulatis School
9. Alamo School
10. Elm School
11. Cooper School
12. Will C. Wood High School
13. Eugene Padan School
14. Vacaville Christian Academy
15. Vacaville Christian Academy H.S.
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17. Sierra Vista School
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Recommended Rides
Bikeway Classifications and Descriptions
Unique Cycling Experiences
Bikes on Bridges
Bikes on the Vallejo Ferry
The recommended rides, listed below, are highlighted
on the map by a dashed orange line along the
corresponding trails and roads.
The three types of Bikeways described by Caltrans
in Chapter 1000 of the California State Highway
Design Manual Are as follows.
Here are a few tips that cover some of the unique
experiences you might encounter on your ride.
Benicia-Martinez Bridge: CalTrans provides regularly
scheduled bicycle shuttle service on maintenance
vehicles. For more information, call (510) 286-0740.
The new, fast ferries (Intintoli and Mare Island) carry
12 bikes outside on main deck aft. When the Jet Cat
Express is in operation bikes are carried forward on
the main deck. All ferries allow bikes on board unless
conditions or passenger loads preclude the safe
transport of bikes.
BIKE
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Riding in Rural Areas
Please be aware and respectful of agricultural vehicles
and activities when riding in rural areas
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Gregory
Avenue
Otis Road
Ant
Bevan Road
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Burrows Ave
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Curtola and Lemon Streets
4 Lockers with capacity for 8 bicycles
(707) 648-4666
Vallejo Ferry Terminal
5
Baylink Ferry Terminal
8 Lockers with capacity for 16 bicycles
(707) 648-4349
Delta Recreational Route
160
Freeport
(east side of river)
Montezuma Hills, located south of Rio Vista, offers
serious riders a challenging rural route with hilly
terrain and often very windy conditions.
Bikes may be carried onto Capitol Corridor trains at
no extra charge. Three bike racks are available on a
first-come, first serve basis in the bi-level California
cars. A copy of AMTRAK's own Bicycle Policy is
available from Solano Commuter Information to
carry with you if needed. Call (800) 53-KMUTE for
a copy of the policy. On connecting AMTRAK buses
to San Francisco, bikes may be placed in the luggage
compartment.
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Some buses have external bike racks. If there is not
a bike rack and space is available onboard, the bike's
front tire may be removed and the cyclist may take
the bike inside and sit in designated seats.
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California Law requires all persons under 18 years of age to wear "a properly fitted and adjusted bicycle
helmet" that meets ANSI, SNELL, ASTM or CPSC standards, when operating or riding as a passenger on
a bicycle. It is strongly recommended that all cyclists wear an approved helmet every time they ride.
For information about helmet programs and discount purchase, call (800) 53-KMUTE.
Instructions for Loading your Bike on Buses
Loading Your Bike
• Let the driver know you will be loading your bike. DO NOT STEP IN
FRONT OF THE BUS UNTIL THE DRIVER LETS YOU KNOW IT IS SAFE
TO DO SO.
• Bikes can only be loaded at the front end of the bus from the curbside
and under no circumstances can you bring your bike inside the bus.
Also, the driver can't get off the bus to help be he or she can tell
you how to use the rack.
Fairfield Suisun Transit
Route 20 and Route 40 (Solano BART Express) and
Route 30 (Fairfield - Davis) are equipped with frontmounted bicycle racks that carry 2 bikes. If full,
additional bikes can be stored on the bus on a spaceavailable basis. Bikes must be clean, have the front
wheel removed, and be stored between two forward
facing bench seats located behind the rear door.
Local routes can not accommodate bikes.
• Remember, instructions are also posted on the rack itself. It is a threestep process and generally takes no more than 30 seconds.
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1. If the rack is folded up, simply pull it down.
2. Lift the bike up and fit it into the rack's wheel wells, which are labeled
for the front and rear wheels. If no other bike is on the rack, use the
space closest to the bus.
3. After the bike is in the rack, simply lift the support arm up and over
the front tire.
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Solano County contains miles of rural roadways,
many of which are appealing to cyclists because
they provide scenic or challenging rides for recreation
and the link to popular destinations. In many
locations along these roads, bike lanes simply are
not feasible so cyclists use striped shoulders where
they are suitable or are required to share the roadway
with motorists. The law does not require cyclists to
ride to the right in narrow traffic lanes because it
is often safest to "take the whole lane" in such
circumstances. However, cyclists must be responsible
for their actions, factors such as your speed, the
speed and volume of other traffic, road grades, and
surface quality may help you decide where to ride
on rural roadways and narrow streets.
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Bicycles are allowed on most Bay Area transit
systems (usually no extra fee), with various
restrictions. For the most up to date and detailed
information, visit www.transitinfo.org/bikes or call
817-1717 from any SF Bay Region area code.
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Bikes are not allowed in the first car of a train and
are only allowed in the rear of other cars. Bicyclists
under the age of 14 years old must be accompanied
by an adult. At BART stations, bikes must be parked
in racks and lockers. Call (510) 464-7133 for locker
availability.
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Bikes are allowed on all trains except those trains
in the highlighted areas of the BART schedules
published in the All About BART brochure. (Bikes
are primarily restricted during commute hours in
peak commute locations.) Bicyclists are responsible
for checking the schedule.
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We wish you a pleasant and safe ride though our
towns and countryside!
Solano Bikeway runs north from Vallejo. It provides
a bikeway parallel to I-80. When repairs are completed
to Mc Gary Road, it will connect Vallejo to Cordelia.
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Typically referred to as a bike route, provides for
shared use of a roadway with motor vehicle traffic
and pedestrians and is only identified by signing.
No minimum width standards apply to Class III
facilities.
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4 Lockers with capacity for 8 bicycles
(707) 449-5424
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Use caution when crossing drawbridges, as the open
metal deck can be slippery.
Typically referred to as a bike lane, a Class II Bikeway
provides a striped, stenciled, and signed lane for
one-way travel on a street or highway. Minimum
width for bike lanes varies depending on adjacent
parking, curb type, and striping. Typically, the
minimum travel width for bicycles in a bike lane is
four to five feet. Sometimes, especially near
intersections, the bike lane may disappear. Cars are
permitted to use the bike lane for turning and pulling
into and out of parking spaces and driveways. It is
legal for cyclists to leave the bike lane to avoid
obstacles, to turn left, pass other bicyclists, or when
going as fast as car traffic. Always carefully check
for traffic before leaving the bike lane.
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counties with an easy and flat ride.
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This arm should be in contact with the tire, not the fender or any
other part of the bike. It is a good idea to make sure the support arm
is in place before boarding the bus and don't forget to pay your fare.
All buses have external racks.
Unloading Your Bike
Vallejo Transit
1. When you want to get off the bus, exit by the front door and tell
the driver that you must get your bike. Unloading should always be
done from the curbside.
All buses have external racks.
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P.O. Box 141
Benicia, CA 94510
707 644-0074
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(Collisions with cars account for only one-sixth of all bike accidents. You're just as likely to collide with another bike, or a dog, or
fall without colliding with anything.)
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How do you avoid collisions? Enter traffic as few times as possible. There is no danger in riding in a traffic lane – motorists can see
you there. The motorist who can see you will avoid you.
For additional BikeLinks maps,
Information or Questions please call STA's
Solano Napa Commuter Information at
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3. Lift your bike out of the rack and place it on the ground. If there is
not another bike in the rack, please fold the rack back up. Step away
from the bus and back towards the curb, allowing the bus a clear
path to merge into moving traffic.
All large buses, including Route 220, have frontmounted bike racks that carry 2 bikes. Only singleseat, 2 wheeled, non-motorized bikes permitted. No
bikes allowed on bus. For complete policy including
loading/unloading instructions, call (800) 53-KMUTE.
The designers, compilers, sponsors, and publishers
of this map disclaim any responsibility associated
with the use of the maps or other contents, and
shall not be held accountable for any loss, damage
or injury to any person or property resulting from
the use of bikeways contained herein. Every individual
shall assume all risk for potential injury. No guarantee
or warranty is made or implied as to the safety,
condition, suitability or fitness of the bikeways and
other routes shown herein. Road and bikeway
conditions are subject to changes which can render
them unusable or unsafe. Those areas designated as
"Rural Roads" are informal routes which are not
recognized as officially designated bikeways; use
extreme caution. Always bike at your own risk.
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2. Raise the support arm off the front tire and lower it to its resting
position.
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Beyond the routes listed above, the Solano-Yolo
region offers many beautiful rides, either on your
own, or with a group. Additional routes are marked
on the map, and below is a listing of bicycling clubs
in the area.
Monticello Cycling Club
707-448-2122
P.O. Box 5294
Vacaville, CA 95696
STA's Solano Napa Commuter Information (SNCI)
Program supports and promotes bicycling programs
in Solano County. SNCI promotes bicycling as a
commute mode, develops bicycle maps, provides
bridge, transit, and shuttle information for cyclists
who use bikes on transit, promotes bicycle safety
and education programs, works with employers and
the Bicycle Advisory Committee to develop these
programs, and promotes California's Bike to
Work/School Week.
West Sacramento Schools
Golden State Middle School
Bryte School
Alyce Norman School
Elkhorn Village School
Evengreen School
River City High School
Westmore Oaks School
Southport School
Our Lady of Grace School
Cadenasso Drive off of Beck Avenue
Total of 16 lockers available
(707) 428-7635
Drawbridge Safety
For additional information about bikes on public
transit, community bicycle clubs, bike safety and
advisory committees; call SOLANO NAPA
COMMUTER INFORMATION at (800) 53-KMUTE.
The Solano Transportation Authority has been
working with its member agencies and a number of
and non-governmental groups to increase public
awareness and promote bicycling as an
environmentally sound, viable commute alternative
since its inception in 1990. The STA adopted its first
Countywide Bicycle Plan in 1995. Much progress has
been made since the original plan, with the adoption
of two updates in 1997 and 2001, along with the
development of several regional bikeway segments.
Of the county's 416 miles of regional roadway, 30.9
miles now contain bike lanes and more than 13 miles
of off-street multi-use paths have been developed.
For continuation,
please see other side
Sacramento Area
Bike Maps
916-874-4881
Fairfield Transportation Center
Benicia bridge shuttle pick-up
The Delta Loop, a more challenging scenic ride for
the more experienced rider looking to ride a loop
of fifteen or more miles along winding levee roads
between Rio Vista to West Sacramento.
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Long-term bicycle parking locations
Call for locker availability information
Typically referred to as a multi-use path provides
a completely separated right of way from motor
vehicle traffic for the exclusive use of bicycles and
pedestrians. Multi-use paths are also open to
strollers, wheelchairs, etc. Cross flow of vehicle
traffic on multi-use paths is minimized. The minimum
paved width for a multi-use path is eight feet..
The Solano BikeLinks Map was developed by staff
at the Solano Transportation Authority, Solano Napa
Commuter Information, Alta Planning + Design,
Architecture 21, and the citizen-based Solano Bicycle
Advisory Committee (BAC). Many thanks to the
members of the BAC and the other volunteers for
their time and efforts.
STA's Bicycle Program
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Ferries operate 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365
days a year. They are free.
Bicycling is a renewable form of transportation and
is non-polluting. Bicycling reduces the consumption
of fossil fuels, alleviates traffic congestion, and
improves the region's air quality.
The Solano Transportation Authority was formed in
1990 under a Joint Powers Agreement to act as Solano
County's Congestion Management Agency as directed
by federal legislation. The STA is responsible for
transportation planning, inter-agency coordination,
and programming of federal transportation funds in
Solano County for it's eight member agencies; Benicia,
Dixon, Fairfield, Rio Vista, Solano County, Suisun
City, Vacaville, and Vallejo. The STA also provides
countywide planning for the development of roads,
transit, rideshare, rail, bicycle and pedestrian facilities.
Other responsibilities include the management of
Solano Paratransit, Route 30 transit services, and the
Solano Napa Commuter Information Program.
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AMTRAK Station at Marina Vista and Ferry Street
Bicycling enhances our ability to experience and
interact with the vibrancy of our communities,
something that is very difficult to do when inside
a car.
About the Solano Transportation
Authority
Access to and from Yolo County via Road 22.
Access to and from Sacramento County via Bayou
Road at the Sacramento Airport Boulevard overpass.
Harbo
Class I Bikeway
Fairfield Linear Park, for families and children to
ride in a right-of-way separated from roadways.
Bicycling improves physical health and can give a
sense of independence and freedom.
A big thank you to our community sponsors,
Authorized Bicycles, Fisk's Cyclery, Genentech, Pacific
Cycle, Ray's Cycle, Monticello Cycling Club, Solano
Family Cycling Club, Benicia Bicycle Club, and Michael
and Joy Segala of Suisun City.
Vietnam Veterans Memorial Bridge (I-5) over the
Sacramento River is open to bicyclists.
Old River Road
Martinez bridge shuttle pick-up
Delta Ferries
Bicycling is a viable form of transportation that can
be used for commuting to work or school, running
errands, and for recreation.
Bicycling is economically efficient, costing the
commuter bicyclist on an annual basis approximately
one-quarter as much as driving.
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The BikeLinks Map, an annual publication, is developed
to encourage residents and visitors to bicycle by
designating the suitability and comfort of many of
the roads in Solano County.
The STA and SNCI recognize that:
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Road 22 may be closed in Winter at
the Yolo Bypass, due to flooding.
Sacramento Airport
Boulevard
Road 22
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Most car-bike accidents happen at intersections, when either the motorist or the bicyclist makes an unexpected turn across the other's
path. In hope of avoiding a rear-end collision, some cyclists ride the wrong way - only to get in trouble at an intersection, because a
turning motorist never saw them.
How do you get through intersections safely? Merge with traffic well in advance of the intersection, and position yourself in the proper
turning lane. Using turn signals beforehand informs others of your intent, so they can react appropriately.
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For Emergencies Call
"MOTORISTS DON'T CARE ABOUT MY SAFETY."
Find us on the Web @:
www.solanolinks.com
911
The vast majority of motorists are sane and rational people who will allow you right-of-way, even if it inconveniences them a little.
How do you stay on the good side of motorists around you? Make your riding behavior predictable, and be courteous.
Non-Emergency Numbers:
The Solano Transportation Authority, the Yolo-Solano
Air Quality Management District, and the Bay Area Air
Quality Management Distirct would like to remind you
to Spare the Air.
Benicia
Davis
Dixon
Fairfield
City of Napa
Napa Co. Sheriff
Napa Co. Fire
Rio Vista
Solano Co. Sheriff
Suisun City
Vacaville
Vallejo
West Sacramento
Winters
Woodland
Yolo Co. Sheriff
To report road maintenance problems, please
call the local Public Works department.
Solano BAC
An important component of the STA's Bicycle
Program is the Solano Bicycle Advisory Committee
(BAC), which is comprised of representatives and
staff from the STA's member agencies. The BAC
meets on a regular basis to review and recommend
countywide bicycle projects for state and federal
funding. The BAC also continues to promote the
bicycle as a viable means of transportation.
Police
(707) 745-3412
(530) 756-3740
(707) 678-7080
(707) 428-7300
(707) 257-9223
(707) 253-4451
(707) 374-6337
(707) 421-7090
(707) 421-7373
(707) 449-5200
(707) 648-4321
(916) 372-2044
(530) 795-2261
(530) 666-2411
(530) 666-8282
Fire
(707) 746-4275
(530) 757-5684
(707) 678-7080
(707) 428-7300
(707) 257-9590
Solano Yolo
BikeLinks Map
(707) 963-3601
(707) 374-2233
(707) 425-9133
(707) 449-5200
(707) 648-4526
(916) 373-5840
(530) 795-4131
(530) 661-5860
Medical Services
Includes portions of
Sacramento and Napa
Counties
(Non-Emergency)
Bicycling Tips
Kaiser Vacaville
3700 Vaca Valley Parkway, Vacaville
(707) 453-5000
Developed by the City of Portland, Oregon Bicycle Program
BE PREDICTABLE
Ride so drivers can see you and predict your movements. Remember
that the rules in the drivers manual apply to bicyclists also.
BE ALERT
Ride defensively and expect the unexpected. Remember, bicyclists
are more vulnerable.
SCAN THE ROAD AROUND YOU
Look ahead and anticipate what other traffic is
likely to do. Watch for cars, people, pebbles, grates,
etc. Learn to look back over your shoulder without
losing your balance or swerving.
RIDE IN A STRAIGHT LINE
CHOOSE THE BEST WAY TO TURN LEFT
Ride in a straight line and far enough from parked
cars so you can avoid suddenly opened doors.
Riding in a straight line allows others to anticipate
what you are likely to do.
There are two ways to make a left turn: 1) Like an
auto, signal, move into the left lane, and turn left.
Do not turn left from the right lane. 2) Like a
pedestrian, use the crosswalks and walk your bike
across the sidewalk.
BE EQUIPPED
RIDING ON SIDEWALKS MAY BE
PROHIBITED
Pedestrians have the right-of-way. Give them
an audible warning before you pass. Watch
for vehicles at driveways and intersections.
YOU MAY LEAVE A BIKE LANE
When overtaking a bicycle, making a left turn, avoiding
a road hazard or other obstruction or you are afraid
a motorist might turn across your path, you may
temporarily merge WITH CAUTION into the adjacent
automobile lane for safety or better visibility.
Always wear a helmet It's the law for 18 year-olds and younger. Use
protective gear and wear visible clothing.
NEVER RIDE AGAINST TRAFFIC
USE HAND SIGNALS
RIDE IN THE MIDDLE OF NARROW LANES
OBEY TRAFFIC SIGNS, SIGNALS, AND LAWS
DO NOT PASS ON THE RIGHT
BE VISIBLE AT NIGHT
Bicyclists must ride with traffic. Motorists are
not looking for bicyclists riding on the wrong
side of the road.
Hand signals tell others what you intend
to do. Signal as a matter of courtesy and
of self-protection.
When the lane is too narrow for a car to pass you
safety, ride in the middle of the lane.
Bicyclists must follow the same laws as motorists.
Stop at red lights and stop signs just as you would
in a car.
Wherever you ride, be cautious-even when riding in a
bike lane. When approaching an intersection or driveway,
be especially cautious and do not overtake a vehicle
on its right; it might turn right in front of you.
The law requires a strong headlight and a rear
reflector or taillight at night or when visibility is
poor. Wear light-colored clothes with reflective
tape for extra protection.
Kaiser Vallejo
975 Sereno Drive, Vallejo
(707) 651-1000
Northbay Medical
1200 B. Gale Wilson Boulevard, Fairfield
(707) 429-3600
Sutter Davis
Cowell Boulevard at Highway 13, Davis
(800) 745-0227
Vaca Valley Hospital
1000 Nut Tree Road, Vacaville
(707) 446-4000
Woodland Memorial
1325 Cottonwood St, Woodland
(530) 662-3961
Provided by:
Solano Transportation Authority
Solano Napa Commuter Information
Solano Bicycle Advisory Committee
Yolo-Solano Air Quality Management District