The League of American Bicyclists started Bike to Work Day in 1956 in hopes of showing the power of the bicycle. Riding bicycles is a healthy alternative mode of transportation and can save some gas money – and you know prices at the pump aren’t getting any cheaper.
Join Mayor Nutter in his 6th year and other public officials as a participant of this widely celebrated day of exercise. Here’s a preview of the morning schedule for Bike to Work Day on Friday, May 17:
New to cycling or nervous about riding wheels in the city? Have no fear: there will be police escorts.
Once you get to work, you want to make sure it’s secure.
Readers, will you participate in Bike to Work Day?
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