Welcome to the City of Raleigh Bike Blog

The BikeRaleigh Program encourages biking in Raleigh through on-road facility design, cycling safety and education promotion, and encouragement events. Our primary goal is to promote bicycle use as a viable, attractive, non-polluting form of transportation and assure safe and convenient access to all areas of the City.

Get Rewarded for Your Bike Commute with GoPerks

Details: Written by Sydney Leonard; Last Updated: 16 January 2015

Reinvigorate your new year's resolution to commute by bike with the GoPerks rewards program! GoPerks is a new program by GoTriangle that lets you earn points towards prizes by tracking your daily commute online. Each day of smart commuting (by bike, bus, vanpool, carpool or foot) earns a point, and each point can be used towards entries into raffles for fun, food and good times across the Triangle at retailers such as the American Tobacco Campus, North Hills, Cameron Village, and the Streets at Southpoint. The program is free but there is more than $1,000 in prizes for smart commuters who track trips between January 1 and March 31, 2015. The more smart commute trips you track, the more you earn!

Tune Up, Raleigh! And Get Ready to Roll...

Details: Written by Sydney Leonard; Last Updated: 21 January 2015

Pedal in the new year! Whether you're a seasoned bicyclist or you've made a new year's resolution to start bicycling, be sure to protect your bicycle by keeping it maintained this winter. Not only does proper maintenance ensure a long life for your bike, it will save you time, money and headaches in the long run.

Don't lose sight of the future -- spring is right around the corner. Stay a step ahead of the game and get your bicycle inspected before logging all the extra miles in a few months' time. By keeping your bicycle maintained, you insure not only a more enjoyable ride for yourself, but a safer commute for all of Raleigh.

Upcoming Event

Wed Mar 04, 2015 @18:00 - 20:00
Raleigh Bicycle Benefits Workshop

Bicycle Benefits is a progressive bicycle program that is designed to reward individuals and businesses for their commitment to cleaner air, personal health, and the use of pedaling energy to create a more sustainable community. We are excited to discuss possibilities for reinvigorating the Bicycle Benefits program in the Triangle -- and we want your input!

Please join us for a workshop on March 4th from 6 to 8 p.m. at the City of Raleigh Museum to chat about our ideas for revamping the program. The agenda is attached. We hope to see you there!