Would you like to commute to work by bike, but the mornings are just too hectic?
Can you make it most of the way, but some parts of your commute are just not bike friendly?
Sounds like you are the perfect candidate for Bike-n-Bus.
Bike-n-Bus allows bike riders to use the bus system just as any walker would. All Columbia Transit busses are equipped with bike racks that allow you to load your bike and ride where you need to go.
- Here’s how to make it work for you:
- Familiarize yourself with the bus schedule
- Learn some useful destinations on the routes.
- Red(104) West—Columbia Library, The ARC, Gerbes, MBS, Wal-Mart, HyVee
- Red(104) East—Stephens College, Stephens Lake Park, Broadway Marketplace, Columbia Regional Hospital, Broadway Marketplace
- Green (103) West-The Health Department, West Junior High, The Columbia Mall
- Green (103) East—Lions Stephens Park, Hathman Village, White Gate Apartments, Bass Pro Shop, Gerbes, Oakland Junior High, Oakland Park, The Senior Center
- Blue (102) West—Oak Tower, Ellis Fischel/Rush Rehab, Parkade Center, Cosmo Park, Columbia Mall, I-70 Drive SW
- Blue (102) East—Hathman Village, White Gate Apartments, Clark Lane, Indian Hills Park
- Orange (101) North—Hickman High School, DMV office, Blue Ridge Road, Government Resource Center
- Orange (101) South—Providence Road Trailhead, Memorial Stadium, Green Medows Clinic, Gentry Middle School, Cosmo Bethel Park, Rock Bridge High School, State Farm Insurance, Rockbridge Shopping Center, Social Security Office
- Brown (106) Downtown Loop, University Hospital, Benton School, Boone Hospital, University of Missouri Campus
- Learn how to use the bus bike racks
- Check the fares
- and hours of operation so you don’t get stranded.
