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![]() In the time we already spend getting to work, we can get the exercise we need, but "don't have time for." Commuting to work by bike or for neighborhood errands is a great way to get fit and stay healthy. Combined with transit, cycling can also be part of a commute over longer distances. Besides having fun and getting healthier, you'll be improving our air quality and reducing traffic congestion. The bicycle is the most energy-efficient form of travel ever devised -- so you'll be reducing energy use and our dependence on fossil fuels. Bicycling is a great commute alternative. Even just a day or two a week is a great way to save money, get some exercise and be kind to the environment. Bicycle and Pedestrian Planning Staff
Lacey Symons-holtzen |
(Translation is provided by Google, and may not be 100% accurate)