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BIKING

George Mason University encourages students, employees, and anyone else coming to campus to leave their car at home and ride their bike! Or, if you live too far from campus to ride in then bring your bike along anyway and enjoy riding it while you are on campus.

There are bike racks located all over the Fairfax Campus, the Arlington Campus, and the Prince William Campus. As the number of bikes on campus continues to increase we are adding more bike racks to keep up with the demand.

BIKE TO MASON DAY 2008 Pictures

FAQ’s
Why bike?
What kind of bike should I use?
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Local Bike Resources

Fairfax County Bike Page
Fairfax Advocates for Better Bicycling (FABB)
Washington Area Bicycle Association (WABA)
MWCOG Bicycling Guide for Employees
Arlington Commuterpage-Biking & Walking in Arlington, VA

GMU Cycling Club
GMU Safety Office Guide to Safety with Two Wheels: Motorcycles, Bicycles, and Mopeds
(pdf)

Sign up for the FABB and WABA e-newsletters by sending an e-mail to fabb@waba.org!

Maps

  • Arlington Co, VA—PDF files in various formats on the Bike Arlington website.
  • Alexandria Bike Map published in June 2007. This is a pdf file of the map divided into smaller sections.
  • Alexandria, VA—An interactive map image of routes.
  • FABB Bike Route Map—This is an early draft of a map in progress that will be shared with Fairfax County as they develop the countywide bike map in 2007.
  • Fairfax Connector Trail
  • Fairfax County Existing Trails Maps—Published in 2001, there are four maps, (large pdf files) NW, NE, SW, and SE. The data are being updated and new maps are expected to be published in 2007.
  • Fairfax County Parkway - Proposed sign locations. There is no signage on the northern section, which includes several detours. FABB is working with Fx Co and VDOT to install directional and mileage signs.
  • Montgomery Co Online Viewer—An interactive viewing application with street detail when zoomed in.
  • Washington, DC—A free, printed map also available for online viewing. The first printed edition is no longer being distributed. Copies should be available in early 2007.

Who to Contact:

GMU Transportation Office
E-mail: transpo@gmu.edu
Phone: 703-993-4156

Fairfax Advocates for Better Bicycling (FABB)
E-Mail: Bruce.Wright@comcast.net

Fairfax County Bicycle Coordinator
E-Mail: Charlie.Strunk@fairfaxcounty.gov

Washington Area Bicycle Association (WABA)
E-Mail: waba@waba.org

We want your feedback!

If you have any ideas/suggestions on how biking on campus could be improved then please feel free to contact us either via e-mail @ transpo@gmu.edu or call us @ 703-993-4156.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Phone: 703-993-4156

E-mail: transpo@gmu.edu