The lack of secure indoor bicycle parking is often cited as the primary reason recreational cyclists do not also cycle to work. T.A. is working hard for indoor bicycle parking and we need your support!

At present, T.A. is working with Council Member David Yassky and others to secure a hearing for Intro. 38, the Bikes in Buildings Bill. This piece of legislation will amend the City’s administrative code to require building owners and managers to provide reasonable ways in which employees may access their building with a bicycle. T.A. knows that allowing bicycles in buildings presents the greatest cost-benefit ration of any zero emissions urban transportation or green building retrofitting initiative.

To learn more about Intro 38, the Bikes in Buildings Bill, please see:
Bikes in Buildings: A Primer (PDF)

Bicycle Blueprint:

Please see the Bicycle Theft and Indoor Bicycle Parking sections of our Bicycle Blueprint Action Plan for our positions and commentary on:

• A Major Deterrent to Cycling
• Arms Race
• Police Apathy
• Recommendations
• Why Indoor Access
• Gaining Indoor Bicycle Access
• Creating Indoor Bicycle Parking
• Garage Parking
• Mandatory Building Access
• Recommendations
• Bicycle Lockers
• Demonstrations of Bike Parking

Other Materials

Please see also T.A.'s:

• Bicycle Parking Solutions: A Resource For Installing Indoor Bicycle Parking (PDF),
• Garage Parking Guide,
• Apartment Parking Solutions,
• The Folding Bike Solution,
• and our Transit Access section.