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85 Bikes Seized, Riders Cited During Bay Bridge Take over Attempt, CHP Says

Authorities detained 85 cyclists for riding recklessly and entering a freeway ramp, seizing bikes and issuing citations to prevent public safety risks, CHP said.

  • On Saturday, the California Highway Patrol and San Francisco Police Department detained 85 cyclists attempting to "take over" the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge after they rode the wrong way up the Harrison Street off-ramp.
  • Before reaching the bridge, the group rode recklessly through San Francisco streets, swerving near pedestrians and moving vehicles while the SFPD tracked them using the Real Time Investigations Center to monitor their movements.
  • Authorities blocked access to the Bay Bridge, meeting the cyclists as they exited the Harrison Street off-ramp and preventing the group from entering the roadway or returning to the city.
  • Citations were issued to 85 cyclists for riding bicycles onto a freeway, and law enforcement seized 85 bicycles, with CHP San Francisco Area Captain Tim McCollister stating, "What we saw yesterday was not harmless fun."
  • McCollister emphasized that riding the wrong way on the freeway poses serious danger to motorists, adding, "Our priority is safety, and actions like this put lives at risk and disrupt critical transportation corridors.
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NBC Bay Area broke the news in San Francisco, United States on Sunday, March 29, 2026.
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