Taking a bike ride in Culver City

Biking In Culver City

 

Children biking

City of Culver City is making Culver City an even better place to ride bikes.

 

In addition to three popular bike paths, more on-street bike lanes are being added to help bikers get around town easily and safely.

 

As part of our active improvement projects, we are providing Culver City residents and students with safer routes and safety programs to help them be more confident and safe when biking and walking.

 

Bicycle and Pedestrian Action Plan

Culver City Public Works Department is responsible for creating and implementing the Culver City Bicycle and Pedestrian Action Plan, adopted by the City Council in 2020, which guides improved mobility in the city.

 

Bicycle and Pedestrian Action Plan information and view.

 

In east Culver City (National Boulevard), the Ballona Creek Bike Path follows the channelized Ballona Creek for 7 miles to the Pacific Ocean, where it joins the Santa Monica Beach and South Bay Bike Path.

 

Get more information about Ballona Creek Bike Path

Visit Ballona Creek revitalization and bike path improvements

Discover the Ballona Creek Renaissance

The Culver Boulevard Bike Path in Los Angeles is a nice rail-trail in a beautifully landscaped median park.

 

See the route of the Culver Boulevard Bike Path

The Culver Boulevard Realignment and Urban Runoff and Stormwater Project was completed in 2022.

In Santa Monica, the Expo Bike Path runs parallel to the Metro Expo Line. Those two stations are easily accessible from the Ballona Creek Bike Path.

 

The Expo Bike Path's route and more information can be found here

A photograph shows a group of children crossing a residential street with a crossing guard and a woman riding a bicycle

 

Safety

A pedestrian and bicycle safety education program is available in Culver City for adults and children. Activities and programs based on school-based activities and programs encourage students to walk to and from school.

 

Explore Culver City's Safe Routes to School program

A number of mobility safety improvement projects have recently been completed or are currently underway in the City.

 

Get to know the Safe Routes to Schools Project at La Ballona

Take a look at the Move Culver City project

Explore current projects related to Mobility & Traffic Engineering

 

Bicycle Traffic Signals

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

 

Bicycle signal faces may be utilized at signalized intersections as specified in California Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (CA-MUTCD) section 4D.104. The CA-MUTCD states that bicycle signal faces cannot interfere with other motor vehicle movements, 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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