Ride Your Bike to Work

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I'm also a bike to work advocate weather permitting. my ride is 28 miles round trip, half on a bike path half through upscale neighborhoods,(pretty clean street shoulders). I'm quite the mess when I get to work, but I stash a wash cloth, towel, blow-dryer, make-up, etc., along with four skirts and 5 dress tops which can be swapped out with each other, and 4 pairs of shoes. I work at an upscale brokerage firm and have to dress professionally. It takes a little planning and getting used to, but it definitely can be done, no matter what profession you're in or what you have to look like when you're at work. I also keep a weeks worth of food in the frig. so i'm not tempted to snack on the junk food that always seems to be part of any office job.

I can't tell you enough how rewarding it is to do this. While everyone is in the kitchen talking about their horrible commute I'm chiming in about the incredible sunrise I saw, the cardinals, finches, blue-jays that flew by me, and once I was I blessed with seeing a doe with her two little fawns.

I guarantee once you take the plunge, you'll be hooked.

Like Mikey says: Try it, you'll like it.

connie of MO 11:13AM September 24, 2009

Last summer, I took a job downtown again, after 10 (long) years driving my car around the Washington DC beltway to work -- and hating it. Now, I'm back downtown again...but this time, BIKING to metro (instead of riding the bus) -- I LOVE it. So much freedom!

Rodney of MD 5:34PM March 10, 2009

And I can't wait to do it again once there's more daylight. Last summer when gas was $4 a gallon I saved $8 each day I rode. By car I take two major highways and there is OFTEN an accident that creates a traffic jam. I would arrive at work in a pissed off mood. By bike I take a direct route and traffic jams don't affect bikers. The best part is starting out early in the morning when the roads are still quiet and peaceful. It sure beats getting in the car and joining the rat race on those rotten highways.

I may have ridden to work 20 times last year. This year I want to do it a LOT more.

David of NJ 11:33AM February 07, 2009