Port of Bellingham considers installing bike lockers at Bellingham International Airport, Fairhaven Station

Bellingham, WALocal News

The Port of Bellingham plans to enhance travel convenience by installing bike lockers at Bellingham International Airport and Fairhaven Station. Authorized during a Board of Commissioners meeting on June 3, the initiative reflects public demand for secure storage options. The project will utilize grant funding from the Whatcom Transportation Authority, which will cover 90% of the installation costs, while the Port will finance the remaining 10%. Each bike locker will include extra space for travel materials, further catering to travelers' needs. This effort aligns with the Port's goal of expanding transportation options in the region.

The installation of bike lockers aims to address safety concerns regarding personal belongings while traveling. With increasing emphasis on sustainable transportation, the lockers could encourage more travelers to use bikes for local transport. Feedback from the community indicates a strong interest in utilizing these lockers, highlighting the project's local significance.

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