It was a great day for the first day of the 2019 Winter BCC. And for ducks. 22 people logged rides and Jake won our prize drawing today, for a pair of PDW mud flaps. Keep on riding and logging those miles and you could win our next prize!
Tips for a successful winter bicycling experience:
Are you ready to try using your bicycle to get around, even in the off season? Perhaps you already do, and you wouldn't mind a little recognition. Either way, the Winter Bicycle Commuter Challenge is for you!
IntercityTransit's Bicycle Commuter Challenge office has moved to downtown Olympia.
CHIP SEALING TO BEGIN WEEK OF AUGUST 6
Date of Release: August 3, 2018
Chip Sealing Begins at Various Locations Citywide
Thanks for your interest in the accomplishments of the Thurston County Bicycle Commuter Challenge.
Below in PDF form is our Final Report for the 31st Edition of the BCC and its supporting events.
Hooray!
This year, 1139 riders logged trips in the Bicycle Commuter Challenge. Together, we rode our bikes for transportation on a total of 12,225 days, and logged 99,901 miles! This represents about 50 tons of CO2 prevented from entering our atmosphere.
Back in the mists of time, when everyone had to fill out a paper mileage log for the BCC, there was a space on the form to report infrastructure issues to the local jurisdictions. Now that almost everyone is participating online, here are your options to report problems with our local bike infrastructure.
One lucky winner will ride away on this New Belgium Brewing 3-speed townie by Detroit Bikes, donated by Olympia Thriftway stores! Make sure to log your rides by Friday, June 8 to be in the drawing!
It was a great day for the first day of the 2019 Winter BCC. And for ducks. 22 people logged rides and Jake won our prize drawing today, for a pair of PDW mud flaps. Keep on riding and logging those miles and you could win our next prize!