Limited parking enforcement, Marguerite and transit service on Monday, July 4th
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[Published: March 31, 2020; Updated: June 21, 2021]
If you would like updates about other Stanford Transportation programs and services, please visit our featured topics page. We have also created a Program and Service Changes: COVID-19 page to outline the current status of our operations.
For other COVID-19-related updates for the Stanford community, visit healthalerts.stanford.edu.
At this time we have concluded our current series of bike webinars. We will announce more when they have been scheduled.
We have recorded past webinars for viewing at any time.
The Campus Bike Shop on Stanford’s main campus is open. Its hours of operation are from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. on Saturday and closed on Sunday. New Mirrielees pilot location hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 12 noon and 9 a.m. - 12 noon on Saturday and closed Sunday. Questions? call 650.723.9300.
Bike safety repair stands are operable and in good condition for riders to use on the main campus to make quick repairs and/or inflate tires. We have also published tips for using bike safety repair stands.
All bike lockers are occupied through the end of December. Space is available at the main campus and Stanford Redwood City for bike-cage access.
Stanford affiliates commuting to campus only: There are four bike cages on the main campus: Knight Management Center Garage, Stock Farm Garage, Via Ortega Parking Garage, and the Center for Academic Medicine (CAM). The rental fee is $72 annually and is only available to Stanford affiliates commuting to campus. To apply, please complete and return the Bike Storage Rental application form. Once approved, you can access the bike cage with a Stanford ID card.
Beeline Services, our mobile, on-site bike repair service that operates at both Stanford’s main campus and Stanford Redwood City is currently closed until further notice.
Yes, we have compiled a list of questions and answers to provide more information on bikes on bikes and commuting and for our return to campus.
Commute.org has set up a Bicycle to Work Rewards Program to encourage bicycle commuting and those who live or work in San Mateo County can receive up to $100 when they log their bicycle commutes. Visit Commute.org's Bicycle to Work Rewards Program web page for full program details and to join.
If you are a resident on campus and need bike storage over the summer, the Campus Bike Shop is offering bike storage options, so that your bike does not get impounded or exposed to the elements.
While we must follow physical distancing to help contain the spread of COVID-19, you can ride while taking some precautions. We have created a page with tips to help you get rolling and are also hosting free webinars.
Whether you find yourself in the saddle for an essential commute, exercise or if you prefer to enjoy the world of bikes from the comfort of home, we we hope this one-stop shop of cycling resources is enjoyable for you and your family.
Secure bike storage, including bike cages at both main campus and Stanford Redwood City, are still open and accessible for current renters.
Hospital Transportation Services has confirmed that the bike cage located on Welch Road adjacent to the new Pasteur Staff Garage is open and accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with your Stanford Health Care ID card. Questions on this bike cage can be directed to transportationservices@stanfordhealthcare.org or by calling 650.736.8000.
Yes, as of Jan. 1, 2020, bike registration is free and fully online. It is managed by the Department of Public Safety (DPS) through Project 529 Garage.