Hosted by RoundTrip, Metro Transit and City of Madison Vision Zero RoundTrip, Metro Transit and Vision Zero are celebrating car-free travel with bike and bus giveaways!
Raffle & Giveaways Sign up for sustainable commute matching as a “Bicycle Buddy” or carpool partner with
RoundTrip during Madison Bike Week and be entered to win one of two prizes of
your choice:
- $50 gift card to any local bike shop
- 1-month Madison BCycle membership with unlimited 90-minute rides (all e-bikes)
- 1-month membership to the new Madison Bicycle Center downtown, with 24/7 secure bike storage, showers & lockers, same-day turnaround on tune-ups, and more!
We’ll also be giving away for FREE while supplies last:
- Bicycle Benefits helmet stickers and pocket lists of participating businesses
- Metro Transit 2-ride cards
- Metro Transit SWAG
- Dane County Bicycle Maps
- Bike bells
- Bicycle pins for your shirt or bag
- Mini-chocolate chip cookies from Batch Bakehouse (a Bicycle Benefits member!)
Metro Bike Rack Demos – Practice Loading Your Bike on a Bus Ever wondered how to load your bicycle onto a Metro bus? Now is your no-pressure chance to try it out! We’ll have a bus and friendly driver on hand to help anyone interested in practicing. It’s a simple process that opens up so many possibilities for getting around by bike and bus!
About Us RoundTrip is a program administered by the
Greater Madison MPO to support affordable, sustainable transportation options in Dane County, including bicycling, public transit, carpooling, vanpooling, and walking. RoundTrip provides an online ride-matching platform and an Emergency Ride Home program to help sustainable commuters in Dane County get home from work in a pinch. RoundTrip also works with area employers to promote convenient alternatives to driving alone.
Metro Transit is the public transit agency for the Madison area, providing reliable transit service to Madison and neighboring communities. Metro’s current Bus Rapid Transit and Transit Network Redesign projects are part of
MetroForward>>, Mayor Satya Rhodes-Conway's plan to make a major investment in transit to speed up workforce transportation, reduce congestion, and build the transportation backbone of a vibrant regional economy.
Vision Zero is a City of Madison initiative intended to eliminate traffic deaths and severe injuries on all roadways, bikeways and sidewalks. The City of Madison Vision Zero initiative strives to improve safety for everyone moving about the city, whether walking, biking, driving and riding transit; and to improve the identified high injury locations, all in an effort to prevent fatal crashes and severe injuries.
