Bike to Work with Transit

Bike To Work

Biking to work improves air quality, reduces gas costs and commuting stress, and improves fitness. Before biking to work for the first time, cyclists should tune up their bikes, map their routes, check connections needed for transit connections, and make a trial run. 

MARC and Commuter Bus riders can bike to any of the County's four MARC stations or any Park and Ride facility and use the bike racks provided to secure their bikes.  Bikes can also be brought onboard any MARC Train.  More information is available on the MDOT MTA website: Bicycles on MDOT MTA.  Riders can bike to a Transit bus stop, place their bike onto the rack onboard, and ride Transit to their destination. 

Bike to Work Day Video

View a video for Bike to Work Day 2018 at the Frederick Pit Stop.

Be Street Smart

In 2021, 7,338 pedestrians and 966 bicyclists were killed in traffic crashes in the United States.  Preliminary data shows pedestrian and bicyclist fatalities accounted for 37% of the total traffic fatalities in the District of Columbia, suburban Maryland and northern Virginia in 2022; 130 of the deaths were pedestrians and 11 were cyclists. Learn more from the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments' Street Smart Program.