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Ever Considered riding your bike to work? Seattle is rated one of the best spots in the country to bike, and all Metro buses are equipped with bike racks to make it easy to combine biking with riding the bus.
Bikestation is open weekdays from 9am to 5pm and provides 24/7 bike-parking access for members. There are also plenty of biking resources such as a bicycle repair station.
Seattle Bikestation
Seattle Department of Transportations website is a great place to go to find out basic information on biking, from etiquette to traffic codes. You can also find Bike routes and trails.
Seattle Department of Transportation – Bike program
Washington State Ferries has a bike permit to encourage the use of bikes on the ferries. This permit entitles you to ride your bicycle on all Washington State Ferry routes except the Anacortes/San Juans/ Sidney route without paying the surcharge.
Washington State Ferries Bike Permit information
Another great resource for bike maps is King County. Bike maps are available online for all of Seattle as well as all of King County.
Looking for information on Cycling or want to join a Bike Club? Here are some great links to Bike Clubs in the Seattle Area.
Want to start commuting to work by bike, but aren’t sure what to do? Get a Bike Buddy. It is a great program where you can partner up with someone who knows the ropes. It is a great way to try out biking to work.
Bike Buddy Program
Another great resource for biking is from the Washington State Department of Transportation. Here you can find all the bike programs available from the state, tips, safety laws, and more about biking.
Washington State Department of Transportation
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