In October, The Lantern highlighted how connectivity, one of four Framework 3.0 planning principles, could help shape improved mobility and increased infrastructure for cyclists on Ohio State's Columbus campus.
Tagged: Sustainability
Bike to Campus Event Encourages Bike Safety and Resources
More than 140 Buckeyes rode to the Buckeye Bike Hub on September 26 to explore sustainable transportation options, enjoy free bike tune-ups, bike locks, helmets, giveaways and more.
Free Bike Tune-Ups, Giveaways on September 26
Stop by the the Buckeye Bike Hub on September 26 from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. to explore sustainable and healthy transportation options while learning about cycling safety. Enjoy free* bike tune-ups, giveaways, refreshments and a limited number of bike locks, while supplies are available. Although registration is optional, we'd love to know if you plan to attend.
Share Feedback About Biking, Scooting and Skating with the City of Columbus
The City of Columbus wants to know about your experience biking, scooting and skating – however you choose to roll – in the city. Learn more about the Columbus Bike Plus plan and share your feedback online. Interested in learning more about the City of Columbus plans?
Discounted Bicycle and Scooter Options Available
The Ohio State University is a multi-modal campus. When walking, biking, scooting or driving, we all share the road and responsibility in assuring it’s done safely, so look out for your fellow Buckeyes.
Bicycle and scooter discounts are available for eligible students. Additional information is available online:
Grant Helps CABS Invest in Alternative Transit
The Ohio State University Campus Area Bus Service (CABS) was recently awarded $679,485 from the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). CABS will use the funds, along with its own money, to replace four diesel-powered transit buses with four, new Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) buses. The total cost is estimated at just more than $2 million and supports Ohio State’s sustainability goals by lowering the overall carbon footprint with alternative vehicles.
In the News: Ohio State achieves silver bicycle-friendly status
The scarlet and gray goes scarlet and silver with its new biking status.
After applying two times — once in 2011 and again in 2015 — for bicycle-friendly status, Ohio State has increased its status from a bronze-level campus to a silver-level campus, according to a press release from League of American Bicyclists.
The Ohio State University Recognized Nationally as Bicycle-Friendly Campus
The Ohio State University earned national recognition as a silver-level bicycle friendly campus, according to the League of American Bicyclists. The national organization recognizes colleges and universities for promoting and enabling safe, accessible bicycling on campus.
In the News: Buckeye Bike Hub to help keep campus bicycles on the move
A new shop to keep Buckeye bicyclists safe and on the road is open for business at The Ohio State University.
The Buckeye Bike Hub plans a grand opening ceremony Tuesday evening. The hub is located at the northwest corner of the RPAC, near the sand volleyball courts, and offers bicycle repair and cycling supplies as well as educational clinics about bike maintenance, cycling skills and bike safety.
In the News: When in car, bike, scooter or foot traffic, think safety first
Students heading back to class means tens of thousands of people are navigating their way around The Ohio State University Columbus campus. School officials are making traffic safety a top priority – whether it’s by car, scooter, bike or foot.