Do you know someone so dedicated to cycling that they bike nearly every day?  Who do you know that bikes farther than you drive?  This is your opportunity to recognize the one employee or coworker most devoted to bike transportation!

The Bicycle Spirit Awards are held in conjunction with the regional Bike to Work Day and are sponsored by BTS.

The Most Committed Bicycle Commuter Award is given to an employee who bikes to work on a consistent basis. The Longest Distance Commuted by Bicycle is dedicated to someone who really goes the distance!

Awards are distributed during Bethesda's Bike to Work Day pit stop event.

Curious George and Channel 9 Traffic Reporter, Angie Goff, were joined by more than 100 children and their parents throughout the morning. Mad Science was a wonderful addition this year, engaging the youngsters to investigate the importance of transit and how it can save fuel. In addition to listening to a reading of Curious George Takes the Train, the kids enjoyed a game that explained how buses can transport more people in fewer trips, saving fuel and the environment. More than a dozen children were also treated to a ride on the Mad Science Hovercraft. Special thanks to Angie Goff and Mad Science for helping us make this a very special and educational event for our future commuters! Check out Angie's Blog!

Improve your employee recruiting and retention efforts and help manage traffic congestion by signing up for Montgomery County’s Super Fare Share Program! Your Bethesda-based company could receive up to $270,000 in transit benefits during the next nine years! In addition, you may be eligible to receive a federal tax credit and/or a 50% tax credit under the Maryland Commuter Tax Credit for your participation!