Last updated December, 2011

TENNESSEE VALLEY PATHWAY DOCUMENTS

Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration (33.4 MB) [pdf]

WAY TO GO! PROGRAM REPORTS

2010 - Way to Go! engaged the residents of Central San Rafael in 2010.  Visit the Way to Go! San Rafael homepage.  Click here for the 2010/2011 Final Report.

2009 - Larkspur and Novato were the focus of the 2009 Way to Go! program, which distributed walking and bicycling materials to nearly 1000 residents in the program target areas.  2009 Full Report (0.9 MB) [pdf]

2008 - In 2008, Sausalito was home to the first year of Way to Go!, a program to help residents leave the car at home and walk, bicycle, and take transit more.  2008 Full Report (0.9 MB) [pdf]

BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN COUNTS AND SURVEYS

Update December, 2011 - The County of Marin Department of Public Works recently completed its Fifth Annual Count & Survey to find out how many people are walking and biking in Marin County, as part of the Nonmotorized Transportation Pilot Program.  This effort collected data at 23 locations in the cities, town, and unincorporated areas of the county. 

A summary report comparing the outcomes of the fall 2011 counts with those conducted in 2010, 2009, 2008, and 2007, and a previous count in 1999, is now available:

•   2011 Full Report (8.9 MB) [pdf]

September 2011:  Bicycle and pedestrian counts and surveys were repeated throughout Marin County at the same locations as 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2010. This report demonstrates that Marin County residents are walking and bicycling throughout the county, and that bicycling rates have increased since 2007.

Previous Bicycle and Pedestrian Counts and Surveys:

• 2010 Full Report (13.7 MB) [pdf] 
• 2009 Full Report (7.8 MB) [pdf]
• 2008 Full Report (8.8 MB) [pdf]
• 2007 Full Report (9.3 MB) [pdf]
• 2007 Abridged Report (4.1 MB, without appendix maps) [pdf]

2011 WalkBikeMarin Programs Final Report (10.32 MB) [pdf]

2009 TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY OF MARIN CROSSING GUARD REPORT

The Transportation Authority of Marin (TAM) Crossing Guard Program was authorized in 2005 to staff trained crossing guards at busy intersections near schools in Marin County. The program is funded by the half-cent Marin County Transportation Sales Tax, Measure A.  The TAM website has an overview of the Crossing Guard program available on this project page.

For the 2008-2009 school year, Measure A funded crossing guards stationed at 63 different locations.  The most recent program evaluation report shows 96% approval for the program, and demonstrates that the crossing guard program has been successful in encouraging school children to walk and ride their bicycles to school. The link below directs to the full report document hosted on the TAM website.

Measure A Crossing Guard Program 2009 Assessment Report (1.0 MB) [pdf]

2008 BICYCLE PARKING SURVEY

This report summarizes the outcome of surveys conducted at the Larkspur Ferry Terminal, San Rafael Transit Center, various Park and Ride lots, and of cyclists to evaluate the need for additional bicycle parking at these facilities.

Full Report (1.0 MB) [pdf]