With Bike to Work Day being postponed and becoming a virtual event
this September due to COVID-19, we've partnered with Baltimore Metropolitan Council and Love to Ride Central Maryland to bring
you the 2020 National Bike Challenge. It’s healthy, positive and fun
for new and existing bicyclists.
Why join Love to Ride?
Riding a bike has tremendous benefits for individuals, workplaces and
communities. Love to Ride provides the tools and support to help you and
your friends, cowo
rkers, and family start riding, or ride more often, and experience the joys and benefits of riding firsthand.
Love to Ride offers a single platform where you can keep track of your
riding, find answers and resources to help you ride more confidently,
win prizes for riding, and to encourage your friends and coworkers to
ride (and win prizes too).
This month Love to Ride will be
offering guidance on how you can get exploring, as well as celebrating
all the great spots you find along the way. If you’re already a keen
rider but you’re in a bit of a riding rut, there are tips to put the fun
back into riding by planning a bike adventure.
There are prizes to be won and fun to be had - so get exploring!
Find out more and sign up at
Howard County is now accepting applications from e-scooter vendors. For more information, click here.
Howard County Bikeshare anticipates reopening in mid-July. For more information, click here.
Beginning this Sunday, June 14th, the Regional Transportation Agency of Central Maryland (RTA) will increase service. Regular service will be restored with limited evening and early-morning trips. Routes 402B, 406 and 414 will NOT operate. For route information, visit transitRTA.com/schedules. Please note, you must continue to wear a mask on public transportation.
WalkHoward Pedestrian Master Plan
On Monday February 3, 2020 the Howard County Council unanimously adopted CR-14-2020, WalkHoward Pedestrian Master Plan. For additional information visit the WalkHoward Pedestrian Plan website.