Frequently Asked Questions
Does it cost anything?
No, participation is free for the public.
What are the benefits for me?
By providing more bicycle parking, this program makes it more convenient to get to and from businesses in the district by bike. If you ride your bike, walk, or take transit to get to participating businesses, you may be eligible for discounts or free items.
What other communities have this program?
In southern California, the cities of Los Angeles, Long Beach, Santa Monica, and Glendale currently have bicycle-friendly business district programs. South Pasadena and Glendora completed pilot programs in 2018, which are now being maintained by Active San Gabriel Valley (ActiveSGV).
I’d like to get a business I frequent involved, how can I do so?
You can request or nominate a business by completing this form.
Can I request a bicycle rack for businesses I frequent?
Yes, to request a rack, please complete this form.
What steps is the program taking to ensure safety?
The program is using a multi-tiered approach to improve conditions for cycling. Specific elements include free community bicycle safety classes and local law enforcement education efforts.
Are there opportunities for local residents or community group to get more involved?
Yes! There are a number of ways local residents and community groups can support the program, including:
How can I test ride a cargo and/or electric bike?
Active San Gabriel Valley (ActiveSGV) offers electric and cargo bike demo days. Members of the public interested in test riding these bikes may also do so at the San Gabriel Valley Bicycle Education Center by contacting jose@activeSGV.org.
No, participation is free for the public.
What are the benefits for me?
By providing more bicycle parking, this program makes it more convenient to get to and from businesses in the district by bike. If you ride your bike, walk, or take transit to get to participating businesses, you may be eligible for discounts or free items.
What other communities have this program?
In southern California, the cities of Los Angeles, Long Beach, Santa Monica, and Glendale currently have bicycle-friendly business district programs. South Pasadena and Glendora completed pilot programs in 2018, which are now being maintained by Active San Gabriel Valley (ActiveSGV).
I’d like to get a business I frequent involved, how can I do so?
You can request or nominate a business by completing this form.
Can I request a bicycle rack for businesses I frequent?
Yes, to request a rack, please complete this form.
What steps is the program taking to ensure safety?
The program is using a multi-tiered approach to improve conditions for cycling. Specific elements include free community bicycle safety classes and local law enforcement education efforts.
Are there opportunities for local residents or community group to get more involved?
Yes! There are a number of ways local residents and community groups can support the program, including:
- participating in program events and activities;
- helping promote the program via internal communication channels, social media, and announcements at group meetings;
- encouraging businesses or workplaces you frequent to participate;
- providing feedback on program implementation; and
- volunteering for program events, rides, and activities.
How can I test ride a cargo and/or electric bike?
Active San Gabriel Valley (ActiveSGV) offers electric and cargo bike demo days. Members of the public interested in test riding these bikes may also do so at the San Gabriel Valley Bicycle Education Center by contacting jose@activeSGV.org.