Join the Mayors Bike to Work Day Ride

Spokane, WALocal News

Spokane's Mayor Lisa Brown invites the community to join the Bike to Work Day ride on April 29, 2025, starting at 11:15 AM. The event seeks to promote cycling as a sustainable transportation choice while strengthening community connections. Advocacy organizations, including the Cascade Bicycle Club, are backing the initiative to highlight its benefits for health and the environment. Mayor Brown noted, "Cycling not only improves our health but also reduces traffic congestion and pollution. " The ride will commence in Spokane, Washington, where residents can gather and enjoy the camaraderie of fellow cyclists.

This initiative reflects a growing trend in urban areas to encourage greener commuting options. The event underscores the city's commitment to fostering a more bike-friendly environment. By participating, residents contribute to a larger movement advocating for sustainable transportation solutions.

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