Celebrate Bike Everywhere Day on May 14 starting at Interurban Trail near Lake Ballinger

Lynnwood, WALocal News

The North Sound Bicycle Advocates invites the public to its Celebration Station on May 14 from 6:30 to 9:00 a. m. at the Interurban Trail near Lake Ballinger. Attendees will receive free coffee, trail mix, and other snacks while gathering information on initiatives aimed at making cycling safer and more accessible. This event coincides with Bike Everywhere Day, promoting cycling as a viable option for commuting to work and school.

Local advocates stress the significance of creating a cycling-friendly environment to benefit both public health and traffic reduction. The North Sound Bicycle Advocates has actively worked on various projects to enhance biking infrastructure in the region. Engaging the community in such events fosters a culture of cycling, encouraging more residents to consider biking for transportation. The initiative aligns with broader goals of sustainability and active transportation. This Celebration Station highlights the importance of community involvement in advocating for safer cycling conditions.

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