Mobility Projects

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Clean Mobility Options Car Share

The South El Monte Electric Car Share Program, part of the Clean Mobility Options (CMO) initiative, offers a convenient and sustainable alternative to vehicle ownership. This program allows residents to access zero-emission vehicles when they need them, without the expenses of maintenance and ownership. It’s designed to reduce the community’s carbon footprint and improve air quality by providing access to clean transportation options.

BAAEC CarShare

BAAEC CarShare Project Page Project Title: BAAEC CarShare: Driving Electric, Building Community Project Overview: The Bassett Avocado Heights Advanced Energy Community (BAAEC) CarShare program offers residents the opportunity to experience electric vehicle (EV) driving firsthand while promoting renewable energy and reducing pollution.

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GoSGV

GoSGV is a regional e-bike share program led by ActiveSGV and the San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments.

Cyclists on a bike path.

E-asy Access: Connecting People to Parks and Places

E-asy Access: Connecting People to Parks and Places program is designed to reduce barriers to accessing parks along the Emerald Necklace and beyond by providing residents of high-need study areas no-cost access to good quality electric commuter bicycles and family cargo electric bicycles.

Baldwin Park Greenway

Baldwin Park Greenway

Once construction is complete, the Baldwin Park Greenway will stretch along the San Gabriel River, from Ramona Blvd. to Walnut Creek Nature Park with over five miles of protected path separated from vehicular traffic. A future 2.8-mile section will connect Walnut Creek Nature Park with Hilda L. Solis Park.

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Bicycle Education Center

ActiveSGV opened the SGV Bicycle Education Center on Sunday October 25, 2015, which is available for the community to use and maintain their bicycles.

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Active Youth Fellowship Program

The Active Transportation Youth Fellowship Program aims to provide South El Monte youth with the opportunity to learn, engage, and grow as active community leaders.

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San Gabriel Valley Regional Active Transportation Project

The San Gabriel Valley Regional Active Transportation Plan was a comprehensive, regional effort to develop local pedestrian and bicycle plans for five SGV cities, identify feasible 'greenways,' create regional signage, and provide bicycle safety classes.

Children ride their bikes on the bike track

Jeff Seymour Family Center Bike Park

The Jeff Seymour Family Center Bike Park includes a variety of features to improve rider skills and fitness, including pump tracks, lumber elevated trails, dirt rollers, a teeter, and more.

People pose with their bicycles at 626 Golden Streets (now Active Streets)

Active Streets

Active Streets events are multi-city events that open stretches of roadway for people to walk, bike, run, skate, scoot, dance, play and more on car-free streets.

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#SGVcounts

#SGVcounts was a two-year project to fill gaps in walking and bicycling data in the San Gabriel Valley designed to inform decision-making, evaluate existing/future projects, and support applications for funding active transportation improvements.

Community members on bikes conducting a bike audit on Alhambra streets

Walk, Bike, Move! Alhambra

Active San Gabriel Valley (ActiveSGV) and Alta Planning and Design developed the Walk, Bike, Move Alhambra! pedestrian and bicycle transportation plan to improve the quality of life for residents, workers, and visitors by providing improved facilities to allow people to walk and bike throughout the city.

Children walking on the sidewalk. Front kids hold sign reading: We Walk to School!

Safe Routes To School

SRTS programs aim at increasing the number of students who choose active or shared transportation to school by making it safer and more accessible to walk, bicycle and/or take transit.

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SGV Greenway Network

Driven by the input of community members and stakeholders, ActiveSGV launched the SGV Greenway Network initiative in 2014, setting a goal of 50 miles of greenways and green streets by 2025.

People biking in the street in South Pasadena

Biking the San Gabriel Valley

ActiveSGV is committed to improving bicycle infrastructure throughout the San Gabriel Valley.

A group of young cyclists in a parking lot.

I-10 Active Commute, Healthy Community

The I-10 Active Commute, Healthy Community Project was a comprehensive, multi-jurisdictional, innovative outreach and education program designed to improve public health, community connections, economic development, and sustainability by encouraging greater use of active and public transportation along the I-10 Fast-Track corridor in the San Gabriel Valley.

Families attend community 'Open House' to provide feedback on plan development

San Gabriel Valley Regional Bicycle Plan

ActiveSGV partnered with non-profit partner Day One and five San Gabriel Valley communities to solicit and secure funding to develop and implement a Regional Bicycle Plan.

Rider practices emergency braking during on-bike instruction

'Need to Know' Bicycle Safety Education

As part of an Office of Traffic Safety funded project, ActiveSGV successfully provided 58 “Need to Know” bicycle safety education classes in Eastern Los Angeles County.