arrowCOMMUTER PROGRAMS
 
BIKE TO WORK DAY
   
 

Each May thousands of area commuters participate in Bike to Work Day and show their support for bicycling as a clean, fun and healthy way to get to work. Commuter Connections and the Washington Area Bicyclist Association invite you to join us at this popular region wide event. Bike to Work Day encourages commuters to try bicycling to work as an alternative to solo driving.

Bike to Work Day is a non-profit event and is open to all commuters in the Washington area. The region’s top elected officials, scores of bicyclists, and volunteer staff support this worthwhile event each year. It has grown enormously attracting nearly 8,000 bicyclists in 2009.

Participants who pre-register and join the festivities received a FREE T-shirt, refreshments, giveaway prizes and a chance to win bicycles.

Register for the May 21, 2010 event by visiting a www.waba.org. For questions about the Bike to Work Day call the Washington Area Bicyclist Association at (202) 518-0524 or email waba@waba.org

The 2010 pit stops are as follows

Washington D.C : Freedom Plaza, Buzzard Point and Nationals Park

Maryland :Bethesda, Bowie, College Park, Frederick, Hyattsville, Indian Head, North Bethesda, Oxon Hill, Rockville, Silver Spring, and White Oak

Virginia :: Alexandria, Ballston, Burke, Crystal City, Fairfax Corner, Fairfax City, Herndon, Leesburg, Manassas, Merrifield, Reston, Springfield, Rosslyn, Sterling, Tysons Corner and Vienna


Bike to Work Day 2010 Maps

BikeTo Work Day 2010 Poster

 

Bike To Work Day Proclamation


btwdimage

L to R Nicholas Ramfos- Director, Commuter Connections ; David Snyder- City of Falls Church Councilmember and Chair, National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board; Greg Billing- Events Assistant, Washington Area Bicyclist Association.


At its April 21, 2010 Board meeting held at the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments, the National Capital Region Transportation Planning Board (TPB) proclaimed Friday May 21, 2010 as Bike to Work Day throughout the Washington Metropolitan Region.  

National Bike to Work Week 2010

National Bike to Work Week 2010 is May 17-21and promotes bicycling as a viable means of transportation to and from work.