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Take the Walk Bike Ride Challenge!

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Get, moving, get active, get prizes!
June 15- September 9, 2013
Sign up NOW!

You know walking, biking, and riding transit can save you money, improve your health and the environment, but maybe you need a little inspiration to get out of your car and try something different. Well, we’re offering incentives, in the form of great prizes!

If you participate in the Walk Bike Ride Challenge you could win:

  • A new bike and helmet from Gregg’s Cycles
  • Family pack tickets to the Woodland Park Zoo
  • $200 REI Gift Card
  • $100 Farmers Market gift certificate
  • $150 Zipcar gift certificate
  • Car2Go membership and four hours driving time
  • And more to come!

The 2013 Challenge will run from June 15-September 9, and you can sign up anytime during this window to be entered to win.  We encourage early registration — it gives you a better shot at winning prizes! So you don’t forget to sign up, give us your email NOW and we’ll send you a reminder when registration opens in June. Check out SDOT’s Way to Go, Seattle!  page for more information.

 

Background
In 2010, the Seattle Department of Transportation launched the Walk Bike Ride Challenge. The program runs in two month cycles and continues to gain in popularity. In 2011, 1,886 people registered to cut two car trips per week and walk, bike and ride more.  Our goal is to have over 2,100 new people give it a shot by 2014.


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