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Riding the Bus With Your Bike Can Be Fun!
Valley Metro invites you to "Rack 'n'
Roll!" All Valley Metro buses are equipped with bike racks. You
can ride your bike to the nearest bus stop or Park-and-Ride location.
Take your bike with you to work, school, or just for fun.
Each rack is located at the front of the bus and accommodates up to
two bicycles. The racks are convenient, easy to use, and your bike rides
free!
Tips When Taking Your Bike On a Bus Trip:
- Be prepared when the bus arrives at the bus stop. Remember
to remove water bottles, bicycle pumps or other items before
the bus arrives.
- You are responsible for loading and unloading your bicycle.
For safety reasons, the driver cannot leave the bus to assist
you.
- Load your bike as quickly as possible while other passengers
are boarding. Be considerate of your fellow passengers, who
may need to make a transfer down the line.
- Make sure your bike is secured properly, and become familiarized
with the different bike racks. When used correctly, they will
safely hold your bike. If you are unable to secure your bike,
please do not delay the bus.
- To safeguard your bike, lock the wheels to the bike frame.
Never lock your bike to the bike rack.
- Let the bus operator know where you will exit.
- Whenever possible, sit near the front of the bus and exit
through the front door. Make sure you tell the operator you
will be unloading your bike.
- If no other bikes are left on the rack, please put the rack
in the upright position. Your bus operator will greatly appreciate
it.
- Riders should approach the bike rack from the curbside. Never
step to the street side of the bus when loading or unloading
your bike.
- Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult.
- Racks are available on a first-come, first-serve basis. If
the bike rack is full, you will need to wait for the next bus.
Plan accordingly!
- Valley Metro and its participating transit companies are
not responsible for damages caused by theft, loss, or any other
damages sustained by bicycles on transit system property.
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