To promote Bike to Work Day 2007, which was May 17 this year, Supervisor Yeager took up the Metropolitan Transportation Commission's Team Bike Challenge. The competition urged individuals to bike to work for the entire month of May. Check out some of the articles Supervisor Yeager wrote about his experience, or visit his Bike to Work blog at www.kenbikes.blogspot.com.
Instead of getting in my car and creeping along congested streets May 15, I will strap on my bike helmet and cruise to work during this year’s Bike to Work Day. ...
To celebrate Bike to Work Month all through May, I competed in 511.org's Team Bike Challenge. I bike to work as many days as I could, racking up nearly 100 miles in bike lanes on local trails. ...
On the morning of May 1, I strapped on a helmet for my trip to work. May is National Bike Month, and I am riding in the bike lanes to get to work every day. ...
May 17 is Bike to Work Day 2007, and I hope many of you will join me in riding a bicycle instead of hitting the freeways. In the Bay Area, nearly 40 percent of people commuting to work live fewer than 5 miles away from their jobs, making biking an easy alternative for many commuters.
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