Metro Bikes

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Bicycle Parking Specs

Installation Instructions

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Bike Locker Rental Instructions

Bike Locker Agreement

Downloads/Resources
Rider's Guide Eng | Esp
Bike Map

How to Use a Bike with Transit Presentation

Contact Metro Bikes

Go to Bikeway Planning Information

Bike to Work Day 2008

Bike Safety

Treat Orange Line intersections like railroad crossings.

Metro Liners are large buses that can travel at speeds up to 50 miles per hour and need at least 250 feet to stop. Always obey the signals and treat flashing Bus signs just like train gates. Assume the worst and don’t “cross the tracks.”

Always be alert at intersections.

Hazards come from every angle and include pedestrians, cars and 60-foot long buses. You never know what’s around the corner, and you must always be alert and prepared for anything.

Obey all signals.

Traffic and crosswalk signals help you get across intersections safely. Never enter an intersection on a green light meant for buses. Use pedestrian and private vehicle signals to help guide you through intersections.

Never ride on the transitway, you will be cited.

The Orange Line transitway is reserved for large buses with no room to spare for bikes. Since fences surround the right-of-way, there are no exits or escape routes. Always use the bikeway which includes bike paths and bike lanes.