Stanford Transportation Impacts during Martin Luther King, Jr. Day; Monday, 1/19

Additional impact to our Customer Service Operations on Tuesday, January 20, between 10:30 a.m. and 12:00 p.m., and Tuesday, January 27, between 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. to attend staff events. Calls regarding parking enforcement requests will still be responded to during both of these impacts. Even when our office is closed, you can still use the How-to Guides to:

Read Stanford Transportation Impacts during Martin Luther King, Jr. Day article to learn the impacts on Customer Service, Parking Enforcement, Marguerite, DisGo, and Transit Service.

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Pedal Together 2025 Recap

Bike classes, bike tours, bike to work, and more.
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KIM RATCLIFF

Thanks to everyone who participated and made this year’s Pedal Together a success. Over 700 cyclists commuted on Bike to Work Day, a new record for the university!

Congratulations to all the Pedal Together raffle winners who won bike lights, helmets, and tune-ups. And to Helen Higgins, GSE research project manager, who was randomly selected to win a fantastic Tern E-Cargo Bike, valued at $2,499. We’ll check in with Helen and her new ride in next month’s On the Move. Meanwhile, take a look at the complete list of winners.

Pedal Together Participants By The Numbers

481 Bike Commutes Entered

704 Energizer Stations Visits

111 Bike Webinars Watched

5 Guided Bike Commutes & Tours

23 Attended Bike Repair Classes

18 1:1 Bike Chats with Erin

98 Completed STARS Bicycle Safety Course

8 Free Safety Checks from Campus Bike Store

40 Free Safety Checks from Summit Mobile

Erin checks a fellow cyclist's tire.

“Energy was high as riders of all types rolled through our stations—e-bikers, cargo bikers, parents commuting with kids, and smiles all around,” said Erin Fieberling, lead organizer of Pedal Together. “We’ve also seen a surge in demand for our bike repair classes. More people are excited to get hands-on and learn how to keep their bikes in top shape.”

Throughout the month, 784 people took advantage of our special programming, which included in-person skills classes, instructor-led tours, webinars, 1:1 Bike Chats, STARS bicycle safety course, and reported bike commutes.

If you haven’t yet tried it, there’s no better way to experience the campus than from a bike seat. Consider that Stanford is:

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