Build a Successful Campus Bike Program
The payoffs to promoting bicycling on college campuses are many, from healthier students and faculty, to dramatic reductions in traffic congestion and carbon emissions. Successful bike programs don’t build themselves, however, so we’re here to offer our advice on kicking your program into high gear. Get first hand insights from Steve Sanders, who for many years served as the Sustainable Transportation Coordinator for the University of Minnesota, one of the largest campuses in the United States.
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About the Author
In his 34 years at the University of Minnesota Transportation Department, Steve Sanders employed a mix of strategic infrastructure upgrades and a robust bike commuting rewards program to improve and encourage bicycle commuting on the school’s expansive campus.
Now Sanders has joined Dero’s team to help campuses across the country raise their cycling standards and build more accommodating environments for any member of their student body, faculty, or staff that wants to bike.
Feel free to contact Steve directly with questions: [email protected]
