Mayor Jane Castor Joins the Downtowns Bike to Work Ride and Rally

Tampa Bay, FLLocal News

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor is gearing up to join the Downtown's Bike to Work Ride and Rally on March 13th, celebrating Florida Bike Month. Organized by the Tampa Downtown Partnership, this event seeks to encourage residents to embrace cycling as a sustainable transportation option. The ride will culminate in a rally at Lykes Gaslight Park, featuring refreshments and resource booths for cyclists. The Tampa Police Department's bike patrol will escort participants and register bicycles at the park, ensuring safety and security. With seven starting locations available, cyclists of all experience levels can join, led by knowledgeable guides.

For those without bikes, SPIN eBikes and scooters will be accessible, promoting inclusivity in the event. This initiative underscores Tampa's dedication to sustainability and community involvement. Mayor Castor’s participation highlights the importance of local leadership in promoting eco-friendly transportation solutions.

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