1. Bike to Work Rides again
This is the 6th year BTW conducted from DHHS. HP&P had interest, but no funds
Clear public support, growth potential
Funded as part of the AQ Business Ed and Outreach, which is funded by CMAQ. Same funds used for advertising
Contractors: Green Star and MSI. GS business outreach; distributes posters, collects survey prizes
Great, diverse, dedicated partners BCA, muni Transportation,

2. League Bike-friendly Businesses: ANTHC, Green Star
Bike to Work 2010
America’s Top 50
Bike-Friendly Cities
League Bike-friendly Businesses: ANTHC, Green Star
MOA Public Transportation, Community Health Promotion, Project Management and Engineering;
Alaska DOT: AMATS, SRTS, non-pedestrian and HSIP
Tribal organizations: Southcentral and ANTHC
State Health and Human Services: obesity prevention
Bike advocacy groups: Off the Chain, Bicycle Commuters of Anchorage
Anchorage School District: student transportation and student activities
UAA: Sustainability Director and other administrators
Other non-profits: AK Injury Prevention, Green Star, Anchorage Community
Councils, Anchorage Citizens Coalition.

3. 2,334 registered riders in 2009 (918 in 2008)
198 workplace teams in 2009 (112 in 2008)
688 survey participants in 2009 (534 in 2008)

4. Bike to Work 2010 Television Radio On-line
Print (Arctic Warrior, Press)
Facebook, Twitter
Registration 38 teams, 325 riders

5. Evaluation
Trail counts
On-line survey
Annual telephone survey

6. Bike First Friday