Workshops Conduct regular workshops on safety, commuting options and bicycle maintenance. Staff the workshop with a representative from the organization, a professional bicycle instructor, or volunteers from a bike group like the Cascade Bicycle Club. The course, can include information on safety, route selection, clothing, theft prevention, coordination with buses, health and fitness benefits of bicycling, bike rides and other social activities. It may be appropriate to coordinate this effort with commuter fairs sponsored by the transit agency. As an incentive to attend, staff could receive pay for attending.
Cards Make request cards available.
Get feedback from employees. Find out how programs you've implemented are affecting them. Get suggestions for improvements. Develop a Position Develop an official position of the organization which encourages the organization or a bicycle advisory committee to comment on public issues which affect bicycling at the organization but are beyond the direct control of the organization. These issues may include maintenance of bicycle routes, land use decisions, road improvement projects, bus operation and changes, etc.