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UCSF Bicycle Security and Safety

By Bikes! at UCSF, Sustainability

Wednesday, July 24, 2019 3:00pm to 4:00pm PDT

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About this Event

Byers Hall, 215 Free Event

https://campuslifeservices.ucsf.edu/transportation/services/biking #UCSFBikes!
Free Event

Did you know that 72 bicycles were stolen on UCSF campuses in 2018?  Did you know that the Campus Bike Cages were broken into 7 times last year? 

Join Officer Ethan Chan of the UCSF Bike Patrol for a wide-ranging discussion on campus bicycle safety.  Officer Chan will demonstrate how to best lock your bicycle.  Where are the safest locations to park your bicycle on UCSF campuses?  Get the latest 2019 UCSF bike theft statistics.

What steps should one take if a bicycle is stolen?
Q & A . . . 

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Event Details

Audience

Students Postdocs Faculty Staff Alumni

Location

Mission Bay

Website

https://campuslifeservices.ucsf.edu/t...

Department/Group

Bikes! at UCSF, Sustainability

Hashtag

#UCSFBikes!

Contact

john.hamiga@ucsf.edu

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  • UCSF Bikes!
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Thank you Officer E Chan and UCSF Security guru Jason H for one insightful presentation on bicycle safety. Will be sure to register bicycles with UCSF Transportation AND Safe bikes dot org.

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