Green Bike Celebration

When: Thursday, June 25. 5:00 - 5:30 pm
Where: PATH, 1455 NW Leary Way

If you'd like to bring your bike to the event, you can ride with other Green Bike Project participants across the finish line for the project. Please meet in the breezeway between PATH and the Mars Hill Church at 4:45 p.m.

At the event we'll announce:

And, we'll say thank you to all participants and partners.

Your Green Bike Project completion certificates will be sent to your Employee Transportation Coordinator.

Thank you for your participation in the Green Bike Project.

Statistics

The Green Bike Project had 265 participants from 25 companies in King County. Participants:

Over 100 Green Bike Participants have fulfilled their pledge of reducing 60% of their drive alone commute trips. This will earn people sole ownership of their green bike or a chance to win a $1,000 REI gift card.

Testimonials

I love riding it. It has completely turned around my perceptions of morning routine. I listen to birds on the way to work instead of the radio and I feel the morning air instead of the car heater.
— Christy, Quadrant Homes

Not only did my waist line go from a size 54" to 38" it has also given me a new lease on life and the desire to dream bigger things.  So I’m now involved with the American Lung Associations Climb for Clean Air in preparing to climb Mt Rainier this summer!
— John, Swedish Medical Center

Last summer, I was toying with the idea of commuting. I wanted to, but I was intimidated (my commute from Wedgwood to NSCC is FULL of hills) and it was physically very challenging. I found out about the GBP and thought it seemed the perfect way to tackle the situation. I became part of a group of novice commuters here at North, and cycling has become a part of my life.

A morning that begins with a commute is the best kind of morning for me – I feel alert, energized, and connected to my community by the time I arrive at work. Personally, I feel connected to other cyclists I see on the road as well as the other Green Bikers (and our coordinator) here at North and in Seattle at large. All of this has affected my life so positively that I have become a committed commuter!
— Marcie, North Seattle Community College