Action items --> perhaps a policy committee could come from the summit that works on bicycle policy and transportation policy.

Some focused subject and task listservs generated by participants for continued discussion and action.

Some kind of list or agenda that people sign and send to policy makers.

A compilation/summary

Bike-friendly actions

More improvements and advances to the bikeway infrastructure by showing the "large amount" of interest in bikeway expansion?

Public policy change efforts that everyone knows how to foster and can contribute.

More activists in the LA County area. More coalition building among different groups.

More campaigns for bike lanes and safer bike corridors.

I hope to use what I learned to improve our society.

Broader coalition with a clear agenda to make LA more bikable. OXY did it again! Great job

Network to support bike projects in the City of LA

Increased interaction between advocates.

I want to see a real, organized cycling movement in LA.

Collaboration/network with the existing resources.

A movement

Schedule more than one event per year.

I would like to see one for OC.

More on-site child/family-friendly activities.

A yearly summit and a lobbying day at City Hall, County Supervisors, and Sacramento.

Summit 2010: 1,000 attendees

More cross-fertilization and working together plus progress on own bicycling-related efforts.

More get-togethers - networking. Educational programs for advocates, city and state engineers, planners and politicians.

Bike use by low income population

A class on LA and surrounding community laws (headlights, reflectors at night, helmets not required, etc.)

Research needs and how to move forward.

Political landscapes; policy updates and ways to change policy.

How about group discussions based on geography--a breakdown by council district.

(1) Bring more info about other So Cal cities, especially San Diego, Riverside, etc. (2) Social class issues: bring in more, talk more about issues of working class bicyclists.

Erik could give a more rational discourse on his mob concept for travel.

Bicycling in other parts of the world; their set-up, issues, etc.

Will think about

Transportation research methodologies

More local focus; What are the key local issues that advocates need to work on, etc.

Buts and bolts of bike planning process - how to be an effective bike advocate.

Working together

Bikes on transit - working together for the overall benefit of cycling w/o focus on individual issues.

Ways to mobilize individuals

How to mitigate negative perceptions of cyclists from the non-cycling community

Infrastructure, design ideas

What works and why in other cities. History of bikes in Portland, Davis, Copenhagen, Parking, get Don Shoup.

Public-private partnerships

Brainstorm projects to work on going forward. Working groups rather than only presentations.

Policy, transit equity, low-income communities

Political advocacy - how to help improve cycling laws, how to effectively influence government officials.

I would like to have a bike summit where we strategize about how we can work across different groups to form a coalition to have over the city.

What is the actual status of bicycle planning in LA? What about other cities in Southern California?

Making the bike community more accessible to everyone--less intimidating.

The pros and cons of bicycle licenses

Captive bike-riders unrepresented at this conference.

TRANSIT EQUITY and the bike's role in low-income communities in Los Angeles.

Bike policy in LA.

Long talking from facilitator and few comments from participants. Let the community put ideas and "voice"

I was hoping to buy a new helmet and some bike gear. I wish there were vendors. Start things on time. Stay on schedule.

Ban people with babies who cannot control them!

The presenters seemed to expect to use Powerpoint but didn't have correct access...hurt their presentations.

Food -- how about the HomeGirl Cafe? Would like to see more youth and more immigrant participation.

There weren't any.

Workshops that weren't as hard-hitting as I had hoped.

The opening segment could have been condensed. The workshop room numbers were confusing. I had hoped.

(1) Signage at street view (2) Tables

Too far between cafeteria and classrooms

Somewhat clearer room identification signs. Also, for the cafeteria. I'd hang the workshop posters by time, not by room. For example: 11 AM, Room 221 xyz

Wish better website

Lunch - I'm not a vegetarian.

No time between sessions to chat, chill or get a coffee. 15 minutes to get to next room is enough time, but perhaps there could be a coffee break or a chat where all participants are in attendance.

Too many simultaneous tracks, all interesting "curse of the conference" in general

Room #'s

Poorly moderated discussions, MTA lady, More deliverables from workshops.

It was awesome. Invite MTA or engineers

Needed more info on where to park. Not all of us could ride or take transit.

I think there could have been time built in to network between LA groups; more local sharing.

Intros before keynotes - they could have been slightly shorter.

I thought everything was useful.

It was awesome. No complaints! A success!

Knowing what "City Lites" is doing to promote bike

I learned that there is a large community of bicyclists that support each other. I got energized about biking more!

Meeting other in the bike community. Resource sharing.

Networking with bike advocates; learning about new programs and groups.

I only attended the last two workgroups - But Erik Knutsen did a great conceptual presentation on how we get to car dominance and will help me understand the problem conceptually and empower me to bring change.

Getting to know folks in the LA bike movement. Awareness of the LA (and beyond) bike movement. Feeling the enthusiasm.

Ryan's design ideas were well-illustrated and explained.

Networking - finding out who has what knowledge.

Accumulating new ideas and networking. Connecting participants with others.

Energy, networking, good examples (people, organizations, projects, etc.)

Women & Bikes information was good for my soul.

Networking with like-minded people

Connections and learning about what others are doing.

Bringing us together...we're too isolated.

Only went to one workshop (Success Stories from Davis)

Discussion, networks