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Bicycle - Walk

Instead of sitting in a car or bus each morning, consider hopping on a bicycle and peddling to work.

Bicycling and other non-motorized commute modes such as walking or jogging not only get you out of traffic, they also help you improve your health.

If you only want to bicycle or walk one way, try riding the bus the other. All STA busses are equipped with bike racks.

Need help getting started? Spokane's Bike Buddy Program, coordinated by the Spokane Bicycle Club, matches experienced bicycle commuters with those looking for tips and guidance in learning how to use their bicycle for transportation.

For more information on Spokane's Bike Buddy program, visit Spokane Bicycle Club or send an e-mail to SpokaneBikeBuddy@aol.com.

More Resources

Spokane Bicycle Club

Spokane Bicycle Club's Bike Buddie Program

Spokane Centennial Trail

Bicycle Alliance of Washington

WA State Bike Law Information

Most Valuable Commuter!

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More Resources

Spokane Bicycle Club - a group of more than 300 cyclists who enjoy biking with a group.

Bike To Work Week - Register for Bike to Work Week 2009 here. This site is dedicated to helping bicycle commuters in the Spokane area year-round.

Spokane Centennial Trail - a paved path running along the Spokane River from the Idaho State line to Nine Mile Falls--has something for everyone.

Bikes on Buses - Whether you are going to work, school or play, you and your bike can ride the bus.

Bicycle Alliance of Washington - using the bicycle for transportation can be beneficial on many levels.

WA State Bike Law Information - It's imperative that bicyclists understand and follow the current laws and Rules of the Road.

Downloadable bike maps for your convenience: Bicycle Map of Downtown and the South Hill; Bicycle Map of Northwest Spokane and Riverside State Park; Bicycle of Map Medical Lake and Cheney