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February 2026

 

Hi Bike Durham community,

 

In tumultuous (to say the least!) times such as these, it is more important than ever to come together with others - for comfort, for security, for solidarity, for sanity. At Bike Durham, we are trying to build an organization where you and everyone can feel a part of something bigger, and where you can find your spot in this community.  I hope you’ll see in today’s newsletter more opportunities to find your place.

 

We’ve been creating more opportunities for hands-on volunteering, like the bus stop bench building that we’ve done for Transit Equity Day.  We’re going to continue projects like this as well as bus stop and bike lane cleanups throughout the year.

 

On Friday the 13th of February, we’re holding a member gathering at Ment Beverage in the American Tobacco Campus.  We hope you’ll come to eat, drink, and meet someone new. Please register below.

 

Our next community meeting will be on February 23rd with a bike ride beforehand (weather permitting).  We’ll introduce our adult and teen bike class program that launches its 2026 season in March.  See more below.

 

Finally, at the end of December, we said goodbye to board member Angela Hollowell who  helped guide our internal work as treasurer and key supporter in developing our employee policies and health benefits package for the past two and a half years. Angela has moved back to live with family in Alabama. We wish her well and will miss her.

 

Then, last week we said farewell to Kelsey Graywill, our Communications Specialist for the past two and one-half years.  We will miss Kelsey’s energy and her talents for graphic designs and fun social media reels.  If you haven’t seen her good-bye post on Instagram, you should check it out here.  It’s really beautiful.

 

 

 

Comment on the Durham Bike-Walk Plan

The City has released its draft Plan Update for public comment through February 9. Use the link below to view the plan and provide feedback using their form or by emailing comments or questions to TransportationPlanning@DurhamNC.gov. We’re excited to see their comprehensive bike network and recommendations for speeding up delivery.

 

Read and Comment

Contact our County Manager & Commissioners!

The fight to keep GoDurham fare-free continues  — as does how we pay for it.

Instead of the City raising property taxes, we’re calling on the County to support funding from the existing transit sales tax to support fare-free GoDurham and the GoTriangle TAP GoPass program, so we aren’t asked to shoulder higher property taxes.

Write to your Commissioners 

Comment on the Long-Range Transport Plan

Every four years, the regional transportation planning agencies update their long-range plans. In the last version, we were successful in getting goals set for zero carbon emissions, zero deaths/serious injuries, and zero racial disparity in the transportation system.  You can see the impact of that in comparing project recommendations for Durham vs. Orange or Wake Counties.

Read the Plan

 

2/4 Transit Equity Day Recap

Today for Transit Equity Day, we celebrated Rosa Parks’ birthday and called for increased funding at the local, state, and federal levels to build out world-class transit systems.  Over the past several weeks, more than 30 volunteers built new benches for 5 bus stops in Durham to demonstrate how we in the community can do our part to make the system a little better.

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Meet new people!

 

Friday, February 13th
6:30-8:30 @ Ment Bev Co.

Your support makes our work possible, and this is our chance to say thank you. Come hang out, connect with Bike Durham staff and board members, and enjoy some snacks on us. Space is limited, so please RSVP as soon as you can to save your spot!!!

RSVP

Learn About our Adult/Teen Bike Classes

Monday, February 23rd
7pm @ ReCity

The 2026 season of Adult/Teen Bike Classes will start in March. The community meeting will be an opportunity to learn about what happens in the classes, to meet some of the instructors, and to hear about some of our new features, including how to earn a bike through the classes.

Join us!

Adult & Teen Bike Riding Classes are back!

The new season starts in March!

Never ridden a bike or a bit rusty on your handling skills? Our bike riding classes for adults and teens are for you. We will be back this spring with a new suite of classes for every skill level. It's the best time of year to get back in the saddle - or in it for the first time.

Take a Class

Are You Looking to Make a Bigger Impact?

New training coming soon!

Are you interested in making meaningful change for safer streets or better transit, but don’t know where to start? Join us for the first Transportation Change Agent Training series this spring to learn practical skills to organize your community and influence decision-makers.

Interest Form

Support for Individuals and Groups

Our program is getting a revamp!

If you or a community that you are part of is interested in learning how to ride bikes or scooters, or how to use the bus or services in the region, visit our website and sign up for our services.

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