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Berkeley City Council votes to back Hopkins Street bike lanes

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By Nico Savidge Verified
| Berkeleyside Verified
A bicyclist rides up Hopkins Street in a 2023 file photo. Advocates have long called for building new protected bike lanes along the busy North Berkeley Street. Credit: Ximena Natera, Berkeleyside/CatchLight Local A divided City Council narrowly voted to revive a fiercely debated plan to build protected bike lanes along much of Hopkins Street in North Berkeley, turning down a request from critics of the project to study changes that would encourage cyclists to ride on other streets instead.
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What’s in the revived plan for bike lanes on Hopkins Street

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By Nico Savidge Verified
| Berkeleyside Verified
A protester holds a sign at a demonstration in support of protected bike lanes on Hopkins Street in Berkeley on March 12. Credit: Estefany Gonzalez for Berkeleyside The Berkeley City Council could revive the long-debated proposal to build bike lanes along Hopkins Street on Tuesday, months after some of its members appeared ready to drop the project.
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Berkeley voters will decide on these 7 ballot measures in November

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By Nico Savidge Verified
| Berkeleyside Verified
Campaign signs fill a front yard in Berkeley in the weeks before the 2024 election. Credit: Ximena Natera, Berkeleyside/Catchlight Berkeley voters will decide on seven local ballot measures this November, including proposals to double the soda tax, raise parcel taxes to fund a new public bank and increase sales taxes to help balance the city’s budget deficit.
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