Grab life by the Handlebars
Think you don’t have time to bike to work?
Bike Math
Time stuck in traffic
+
Time hunting for parking
+
Time at the gym
=
More time than it takes to bike to work
Work it on your way to work
Not only are biking and walking to work good for your bottom, they’re also good for your bottom line. Oh, and you can bet your bottom dollar they’re good for the environment.
Resources
Whether you’re on two heels or two wheels (or hey, even a unicycle – we won’t judge) this is your chance to leave the car behind. Join others across San Joaquin and Merced counties by logging your bike or walk commute miles during BIKE MONTH! There are prizes, contests and much more!
Walk it out
Walking to work is one of the healthiest and most environmentally friendly ways to start your day. Listen to those birds chirping. Breath in the fresh air and the scent of coffee in your hand. Ahhh, isn’t that nice?
Now go crush the workday, you little walker, you.
Watch and learn how to use the APP!
FAQ
Let’s put it this way, the average annual cost of maintaining a car is more $5,000. The average annual cost of maintaining a bike is less than $300. Money 👏 in 👏 the 👏 bank.
Half of Americans live within five miles of where they work. If that’s you, it would take you less than 30 minutes to get to work, assuming you pedal at an average speed. You’ll also be saving on time looking for parking and can use your commute as your workout. Efficiencies, baby.
Heck yea! The average person biking at a moderate effort burns about 650 calories per hour.
Log in to your Dibs account, enter your beginning and destination locations and select the bike option. Not only will you receive directions for the safest route, but also the estimated time, distance and calories burned.
Using those two legs of yours has been proven to help maintain a healthy weight, strengthen bones and muscles, improve your mood and prevent high blood pressure, heart disease and diabetes. It can also help you sleep better. So yea, walking is pretty great.