All, Another busy week with the fun addition of Bike To Work Day and Light The Night. Haven’t seen the numbers yet but both events went well, I believe. Friday was surprisingly slow here, which was great since I had staff out sick.
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C-U Bike to Work Day (Ongoing)
Recent Project Updates
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9/24/2024
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9/20/2024
The seventh meeting from the planning team discussing Bike to Work Day and Light the Night post-event details and future events.
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Description
In 2010, Champaign-Urbana hosted the first annual C-U Bike to Work (and School) Day on May 4. The annual event now features close to 800 members of the community committing to ride their bicycle to work on the day, as a way to aknowledge and thank regular bicycle commuters and encourage and invite first-time riders. In 2012, there were 10 different stations across Champaign-Urbana where cyclists could stop by on their morning commute for free snacks and prizes, learn about rules of the road, and meet other bicycle commuters as well as city planners and others involved in planning for bike infrastructure and enforcement around town. With three different stations on campus, the University is proud to be a partner organization for this event, in encouraging University employees and students to give bicycling a try as their regular method of commuting to work or school.
To learn more about C-U Bike to Work Day, visit http://www.cubiketowork.com/
Project Team
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Primary Contact:
Sarthak PrasadProject Leader:
Gabe Lewis, CCRPCTeam Members:
- Morgan White
- Stacey DeLorenzo
- Jeff Yockey, Champaign County Bikes
- Charlie Smyth, Champaign County Bikes
- Cynthia Hoyle, MTD
- Evan Alvarez, MTD
- Dan Saphiere, MTD
- Kat Trotter, Urbana
- Xander Hazel, Champaign
- Nick McDuffee, Savoy
- Bridgette Moen, CCFPD
- Jake McCoy, Rantoul
- Ellen Hedrick, Mahomet
- Thomas Valencia
Prior Contacts:
- James Roedl
- Lily Wilcock
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