In Culver City, biking is popular

Biking In Culver City

 

Children biking

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

 

The City has three popular bike paths and provides more on-street bike lanes every year to help bicyclists get around easily and safely.

 

Also, Culver City has active projects to improve routes for Culver City residents and students as well as safety programs to ensure that they can bike and walk safely and confidently.

 

Bicycle and Pedestrian Action Plan

As part of its responsibility to improve travel options in Culver City, the City's Public Works Department developed and implemented a bicycle and pedestrian action plan in 2020, which was adopted by the City Council.

 

Check out the Bicycle and Pedestrian Action Plan for more information.

 

There is a 7-mile section of the Ballona Creek Bike Path along the channelized Ballona Creek that stretches from Syd Kronenthal Park (National Boulevard) in east Culver City to the Pacific Ocean, where it connects with the Santa Monica Beach and South Bay Bike Paths.

 

The Ballona Creek Bike Path has a lot to offer

See how the City is revitalizing Ballona Creek and improving the bike path

Discover the Ballona Creek Renaissance

A nicely landscaped median park in Culver City and Los Angeles hosts the Culver Boulevard Bike Path.

 

Culver Boulevard Bike Path Route

Detailed information about the Culver Boulevard Realignment and Urban Runoff and Stormwater Project completed in 2022.

From Los Angeles to Santa Monica, Expo Bike Path runs in parallel with Metro Expo Line. There is an easy connection from the Ballona Creek Bike Path to both the Las Cienega and Culver City Expo Line stations.

 

Visit the Expo Bike Path website to learn more and see its route

Photograph showing group of children, crossing guard, and women riding bikes across a residential street

 

Safety

The City of Culver City offers programs to educate pedestrians and bicyclists about safety. Activities and programs based on school-based activities and programs encourage students to walk to and from school.

 

See how Culver City is promoting safe routes to school

Several projects to improve mobility safety have been completed or are being worked on by the City.

 

Check out La Ballona's Safe Routes to Schools initiative

Move Culver City: Find out more

Take a look at current Mobility & Traffic Engineering projects

 

Bicycle Traffic Signals

As part of the Move Culver City Project, several bicycle traffic signals have been placed on Culver and Culver City Washington Boulevards.

 

At signalized intersections, bicycle signal faces are allowed under Section 4D.104 of the California Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (CA-MUTCD). The CA-MUTCD stipulates that the bicycle signal face shall not conflict with any other motor vehicle movement, including a right turn on a red light. 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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