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Not only can these alternatives be enjoyable, they can moreover help to modernize your health and the environment. NCTD - Bus and Rail Reduce fossil fuels emitted by your personal vehicle and let someone else momentum by taking NCTD buses and the Coaster virtually San Diego.  Coaster stations are conveniently located in Oceanside, Carlsbad, Encinitas, Solana Beach, Sorrento Valley, Old Town, and Downtown San Diego.  Amtrak service is moreover misogynist at the Oceanside, Solana Beach, Old Town, and Downtown San Diego stations. Services such as FLEX bring transportation to your door, at your convenience. Make a reservation just 30 minutes in whop and FLEX will requite you a ride to your destination or to your nearest transit connection point.  A single-adult ride financing just $5; seniors, $2.50; and children under 5 years of age ride free.  Share a ride with a friend or coworker by meeting at a Park & Ride lot.  Through SANDAG's iCommute, use self-ruling services such as Shared Mobility to search for alternatives to driving vacated such as Bikeshare, Carshare and Zipcar. Also, learn increasingly well-nigh carpool and vanpool resources provided by iCommute.  If you own an electric vehicle, locate a nearby electric charging station.  Trails To enjoy the outdoors and climate in Encinitas, take wholesomeness of the numerous walking trails and wanderlust trails for recreation and to get you from point A to point B. Encinitas has 86.63 acres of unshut space, 143.25 acres of developed/undeveloped parks, 47.87 acres of beaches and 40.5 miles of trails.  Trails such as Encinitas Ranch, Indian Head, Manchester Preserve, Olivenhain and Rancho Santa Fe Road, are unconfined places to get started. For increasingly information, visit the Parks & Recreation website pages.   Pedestrian Master Plan  TheMunicipalitywas recently awarded grant funds for the minutiae of a citywide pedestrian-orientedUnscratchedRoutes to School Plan, which emphasizes pedestrian planning, safety, and potentially designing infrastructure virtually school zones to make walking increasingly fun, safe, and convenient. This is a very important project considering the plan will be ripened in response to polity need and outline those issues (such as gaps in the sidewalk, car speed, safer ways to navigate the street, largest ramps at street corners, etc.) and propose viable solutions. This effort will moreover update and prioritize a list of pedestrian resurgence projects and explore potential funding options. The first round of workshops were completed in fall 2013.Increasinglythan 60 citizens participated in-person at the workshops, while over 200 people submitted their input by using an on-line scuttlebutt form. The next round of workshops, scheduled from February-March 2014, will focus onUnscratchedRoutes to/from schools within Encinitas. For increasingly information, please refer to http://www.cityofencinitas.org/letsmoveencinitas. Bicycle Master Plan The Bicycle Master plan is intended to guide and influence bikeway policies, programs, and standards to make bicycling increasingly safe, comfortable, convenient, and enjoyable for all bicyclists. The ultimate goal is to increase the number of persons who bicycle to work, school, errands, and recreate with zippy transportation facilities. The Adopted Bicycle Master Plan, 2005, shows all of the existing and proposed bikeways in the City. Not only was the document complied to identify the location of user-friendly velocipede facilities in the City, but it moreover provides the ways to prioritize and fund their construction. A map was ripened forVelocipedeto Work day in 2016, showing velocipede trails in Encinitas and proximal areas. To see all of San Diego's velocipede trails, use iCommute's interactive velocipede map and trammels out their velocipede resources to learn increasingly well-nigh wanderlust to work. Transit Feasibility Study  The second grant that theMunicipalityhas received has funded the minutiae of a transit feasibility study to unriddle the need, forfeit effectiveness, and economic sustainability of a locally operated shuttle service system to supplement existing NCTD transit (bus and rail). The main goal is to squint at the existing NCTD service and to collect information well-nigh potential trip generators and under-served destinations to all those that live, work, and play in the city. The telescopic of the study is based on "feasibility" and how to measure the forfeit effectiveness and performance for service in general.  Study results will moreover help NCTD and other transit operators move people in Encinitas.  North Coast Highway 101 Streetscape Project As one of theMunicipalityCouncil’s upper priority projects, in early 2008 theMunicipalityinitiated a streetscape project to enhance the North Coast Highway 101 corridor.Polityinput has been utilized to create a concept plan for beautification, landscape, pedestrian, circulation, traffic management, and parking improvements for an approximately 2.5-mile stretch of North Coast Highway 101 (A Street to La Costa Avenue).  I-5 Freeway Widening - Public Works Plan and Transportation Resource Enhancement Program The North Coast Corridor Program will add express lanes on I-5, upgrade the coastal rail and transit system, enhance the corridor's six lagoons and modernize coastal wangle through the wing of 23 miles of bicycle and pedestrian paths. Learn increasingly well-nigh the Public Works Plan, its potential impact to the City, and how to comment, here. Important Links  NCTD Breeze Bus  NCTD Coaster  iCommute Regional Transit Information and Trip Planners MTS San Diego Bus & Trolley System Amtrak  Car2Go  EncinitasVelocipede& Walking Trails Electric Car Charging Stations  Park & Ride Lots  Climate Dashboard SEE ALL CITY CATEGORIES > Main line 760.633.2600 SDWD main line 760.633.2650 TDD (hearing impaired) 760.633.2700 Línea directa española 760.943.2150 After hours non-911 emergencies 858.565.5200 ©2016 CITY OF ENCINITAS TRANSLATE 505 S. Vulcan Ave. Encinitas CA, 92024