Even with the vehicle parked and completely shut off for a long period of time, the gasoline evaporates from the vehicle when temp rises during the day.

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Biking

>>>> New to cycling? Find your Bike Buddy!
>>>> Creating bicycle-friendly business communities: Why it’s a good idea.

There’s no time like the present to dust off your bike and get some exercise while also getting to work. Not sure the best way to get there? Call or email us and we can suggest a route. View Tacoma’s existing bicycle network and see plans for the future.

Already a bike commuter? We want to hear from you – why you do it, what route you take, and tips on how others can improve their bike commutes. Click here to contact us.

And remember…biking isn’t all or nothing. If hills or distance make a bike commute challenging, combine it with another mode, like transit. We can show you how, or check out the resources below.

~ Download the Pierce County Bike Map

Tacoma Wheelmen

Cascade Bike Club

Bikes on Buses – Pierce Transit

Bikes on Buses – Sound Transit ‘how-to’ video

~ Downtown bike shops and rentals: Tacoma Bike, Defiance Bicycles, 2nd Cycle Bike Co-op

~ City of Tacoma Mobility Website - including up-to-date info on Tacoma’s Mobility Master Plan and new bike lanes

 ~ City of Tacoma Mobility – On Facebook

~ DOT Washington State Bike Map

  • Know a location in the public right of way in need of a free bike rack? Email tacomamobility@cityoftacoma.org.
  • Want to hear from other downtown commuters using transit? Click here to read case studies from everyday commuters like you.
  • Interested in having Downtown On the Go and Pierce Transit talk with your employer about possibilities for employer provided transportation benefits? Put in a good word by passing along our web address, or contact us we’ll do the convincing for you.
  • Still got questions? We’ve got answers. Check out our FAQ’s page where we give the lowdown on questions real commuters ask.

DOTG Goal
Increase the existing downtown bicycle mode split from < 1% (2009) to 2% (2015)

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