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To report road maintenance problems, please call the local Public Works department. Road 87 Main St County Rd 99 Pedrick N. East St Road 22 maybe closed in Vietman Veterans Serving Cyclists Winter at the Yolo Bypass due Memorial Bridge (I-5) Co Hwy E8 to flooding over the Sacramento River is W. Woodland open to bicyclists Since 1972 Palm Ave Road 85B Mariposa E. Beamer Clover St Pioneer Pedrick 400 Main St, Vacaville, CA St West (707) 448-1911 W. Lincoln Farmham Ave Road 23 Cross St Pendegrast St 910 Texas St, Fairfield, CA Bartlett Ave Gum County Rd 97 (707) 428-1911 Casa Linda Pioneer Branigan Ave BicyclistsBicyclists Gibson Rd Gibson Rd County Rd 102 For continuation, Co Rd 24A see other side. Please be aware and Woodland Schools respectful of agricultural Woodland E. Heritage Pkwy vehicles and activities 1 Woodland High School 4 when riding in rural areas 2 Pioneer High School 3 Holy Rosary School 4 Douglass Middle School 5 Zamora Elementary School 6 Woodland Prairie Elementary School 7 Woodland Montessori School County Rd 99 8 Tafoya Elementary School 9 Woodland Christian High School 10 Freeman Preschool 11 Maxwell School 12 Beamer School 13 Whitehead School Sales, Repairs, Parts, Service 14 Harriet Lee Jr High School 15 Dingle School Woodland Bike Shops 803 Texas St, Fairfield, CA 16 Gibson School Foy's Bike Shop 707-425-2453 17 Willow Spring School 352 W Main St. 18 Plainfield School Legend County Road 89 Road County Davis Pole Line Rd Low to moderate traffic Moderate to high traffic volumes W. Covell Blvd Higher traffic volumes Winters Schools 1 Wolfskill High School 2 Shirley Rominger School 3 Winters High School Railroad Ave 4 Waggoner School 5 Winters Middle School Freeway 6 Clayton Kinderschool Niemann St Colleges Hemenway St Winters Main St For full detail of the Davis Bikeway Network Bicyclists Consult the latest Winters Rd version of the City of Davis Bike Maps: cityofdavis.org/bicycles/maps.cfm Please be aware and respectful of agricultural vehicles and activities when riding in rural areas Davis Schools 1 Waldorf School 2 Da Vinci High School 3 Holmes Junior High School Davis Bike Shops 4 Willett School APEX Cycles 5 Pioneer Elementary School 338 G Street 6 Birch Lane Elementary B & L Bike Shop 7 St. James School 610 3rd St 8 Cesar Chavez Elementary 9 M. L. King High School Blisworks Dixon 10 Davis High School 1340 E. Covell Blvd 11 Patwin School Davis Bike Exchange 12 Emerson Junior High School 511 L Street Police Stations Hackman Rd. Davis Wheelworks 247 F St Freewheeler Bicycle Center 703 2nd St 0 .5 1.0 1.5 2.0 3.0 4.0 West A Street Ken's Bike and Ski .663" = 1 Mile N Dixon Schools 650 G St 3 Leisure Town Rd Leisure Town 1 C. A. Jacobs Intermediate School Napa Schools 2 Dixon Adult School 1 Snow Elementary School 3 Dixon High School 2 Phillips School 4 Gretchen Higgins Elementary School 3 Temescal High School 5 Anderson School 4 Shearer Elementary School 6 Maine Prairie High School 5 Napa Valley Christian Academy 7 Neighborhood Christian School 6 Silverado Middle School Midway Rd 8 Options Center 7 Alta Heights Elementary School 9 Silveyville School 10 Tremont School 8 West Park Elementary Napa 9 Napa High School 10 McPherson Elementary School The Hub Dixon 2500 Jefferson St 11 Pueblo Vista Elementary School Fisk's Cyclery 12 Redwood Middle School Napa River Velo Solano 539 N. Adams St 13 Northwood School 680 Main St 14 Bel Aire Park Elementary School Community Alphabent Bicycle Works 153 N. First St 15 St Apollinaris Catholic School 3335 Solano Ave. College 16 Vintage High School Fix-A-Bike 17 Vichy School Bicyclists 18 El Centro Elementary School 2965 Jefferson St 19 Salvador Elementary School Brown's Valley Rd Please be aware and Dobbins St. respectful of agricultural vehicles and activities when riding in rural areas Liberty Island Rd. Vacaville Vacaville Schools 1 Orchard Elementary School Nut Tree Rd Oak Knoll Rd Precision Bicycles 630 Orange Dr # H 2 Will C. Wood High School 3 Vacaville High School Ray's Cycle 4 Cambridge Elementary School 400 Main St 5 Fairmont Elementary School Velo Wrench 6 Sierra Vista Elementary School 1011 Mason St #5 7 Willis Jepson Middle School Holdener Rd 8 Eugene Padan Elementary School 9 Alamo Elementary School Merchant St 10 Hemlock Elementary School 11 Foxboro Elementary School 12 Buckingham Charter School 13 Cooper Elementary School 14 Vaca Pena Middle School 15 Browns Valley School Alamo Dr 16 Callison Elementary School 17 Vacaville Christian School Vacaville 18 Vacaville Christian High School Meridian Rd Hagen Rd 19 Country High School 20 Vacaville Adult School Redwood Rd Napa Dover Ave Cordelia Schools Hillborn Rd 1 Nelda Mundy School Fairfield 2 Rodriguez High School 3 Oakbrook School Huntington Dr Napa 4 Cordelia Hills School Ledgewood Rd Valley 5 Green Valley Middle School 6 Green Valley School College E. Tabor Pennsylvania Trail Travis Blvd Pintail Dr Sunset Ave Cordelia Suisun City Grizzly Island Rd Vallejo Schools Suisun City Schools 1 Peoples High School 1 Dan O. Root School 2 Suisun School 2 Vallejo High School Fairfield Schools 3 Dan Mini School 3 Crystal Middle School 4 Federal Terrace School 1 Mary Bird School 4 Crescent School Ferries operate Grace Patterson Elementary School 2 Dover Middle School 24 hours / day 5 7 days a week, 6 Johnston Cooper School 3 Tolenas Elementary School FREE 7 Lincoln School 4 Charles L. Sullivan School 8 Vallejo Middle School 5 H. Glenn Richardson Elementary 9 Highland Elementary School 6 Bransford Elementary School 10 Jesse Bethel High School 7 Gordon School 11 Springstowne Middle School 8 Armijo High School 12 Joseph H. Wardlaw School 9 Anna Kyle School Fairfield Ryer Island Ferry 13 Hogan Middle School 10 Fairview School 11 Grange Middle School Mr. Bicycle 14 Elmer Cave School 803 Texas St 15 Annie Pennycook School 12 K. I. Jones School 16 Beverly Hills Elementary School 13 B. Gale Wilson School Ray's Cycle Airport Rd 17 Glen Cove Elementary School 14 E. Ruth Sheldon Elementary 910 Texas St 18 Solano Middle School 15 Laurel Creek School Rockville Bike 16 Amy Blanc School 2288A Rockville Rd 19 Loma Vista School Church Rd 20 Elsa Widenmann School 17 Fairfield High School 21 Everest School 18 Suisun Valley School 22 St. Patrick High School 19 Sem Yeto High School 23 Mare Island School 20 Fairfield-Suisun Adult School 24 Vallejo Adult School 21 Holy Spirit School 25 Adm. David Glasgow Farragut School 22 Solano Christian Academy 26 John Davidson School 23 Rolling Hills Elementary School 27 Franklin Middle School 24 Academy High School 28 Steffan Manor School Solano Benicia Schools Community 1 Matthew Turner School Discovery College 2 Benicia Middle School Vallejo Kingdom 3 Joe Henderson School 4 Benicia High School Auth. Bicycle Shop 5 Mary Farmar School 1220 Georgia St. 6 Robert Semple School 7 Liberty High School Rio Vista Schools 8 St. Dominic School 1 White School 2 Riverview Middle School Benicia 3 Rio Vista High School Wheels in Motion Waterfront Park Trail 735 1st Street Mare Island Solano Ave For additional BikeLinks maps, Information or Questions please call Touro University STA's Solano Napa Commuter Information at 1-800-535-6883 California Maritime Academy Find us on the Web @: San Francisco Bay Ferry Military East commuterinfo.net Road 22 maybe closed in Winter at the Yolo Bypass due to flooding Bicycling Myths Loading Your Bike (Courtesy of the Genessee Transportation Council) Let the driver know you will be loading your bike. SCAN THE ROAD AROUND YOU "I'VE GOT TO STAY AWAY FROM CARS." Do not step in front of the bus until the driver lets you know it is safe to do so. Bicycling Tips Look ahead and anticipate what other traffic is Being in traffic isn't inherently dangerous - but entering likely to do. Watch for cars, people, pebbles, grates traffic is. Tips etc. Learn to look back over your shoulder withou Bikes can only be loaded at the front end of the bus Developed by the City of Portland, Oregon losing your balance or swerving. How do you avoid collisions? Enter traffic as few times as from the curbside and under no circumstances can Bicycle Program possible. There is no danger in riding in a traffic lane – you bring your bike inside the bus. Also, the driver Sacramento Area can't get off the bus to help, but he or she can tell Bike Maps 99 motorists can see you there. Themotorist who can see you Old River Roady 916-340-6212 BE PREDICTABLE RIDE IN A STRAIGHT LINE will avoid you. you how to use the rack. Ride so drivers can see you and predict your http://www.sacregion511.org/bicycling Ride in a straight line and far enough from parked movements. Remember that the rules in the cars so you can avoid suddenly opened doors. (Collisions with cars account for only one-sixth of all bike Remember, instructions are also posted on the rack drivers manual apply to bicyclists also. Riding in a straight line allows others to anticipate accidents. You'rejust as likely to collide with another bike, itself. It is a three-step process and generally takes what you are likely to do. or a dog, or fall without collidingwith anything.) BE ALERT If the rack is folded up, simply pull it down. Ride defensively and expect the unexpected. "I'M MOST LIKELY TO BE HIT FROM BEHIND." 1 Remember, bicyclists are more vulnerable. YOU MAY LEAVE A BIKE LANE Most car-bike accidents happen at intersections, when either the motorist or the bicyclist makes an unexpected BE EQUIPPED When overtaking a bicycle, making a left turn, avoiding Lift the bike up and fit it into the rack's wheel wells, Garden Highway Always wear a helmet It's the law for 18 year- a road hazard or other obstruction or you are afraid turn across the other's path.
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