Leave your car at home this spring and join the Bike & Bus Everywhere Challenge for your chance to win prizes while taking transit. 

The challenge, which runs from May 18 to June 14, encourages people who live, work, or attend school in Snohomish County to use sustainable transportation methods. To earn prizes, participants must “join the challenge” and log their trips on Rideshare Online.   

Whether you ride your bike, hop on a bus, or take a  Zip shuttle, every trip counts.  
Pictured above: Using the bike rack isn't as scary as it looks. Click to learn how to load your bike and more tips. 

Two grand prize winners will receive a $750 Visa gift card for logging the most miles by combining bike and bus trips during the challenge. Other prizes will go to people who log: 

• The most bike trips taken
• The most bus trips taken
• ...and more! Click to see the full list of prizes. 

New for this year, each week of the challenge one lucky challenge participant will be selected at random to win a $25 gift card. 

Why join? 

You might find a new favorite way to get to work or school. It’s a great way to save money, reduce stress, and help the environment.

Plus, it’s fun to compete and win prizes! 

See our Snohomish County bike maps to plot your route or use Plan My Trip to get started. 

About the Bike & Bus Everywhere Challenge 

Community Transit started the Bike & Bus Everywhere Challenge to help people try new ways of getting around. The challenge runs during Bike Everywhere Month in May and Ride Transit Month in June. It encourages people to leave their cars at home and use bikes, buses, or other transit options instead. 

Ready to get started? 

Anyone 18 or older living, working, or attending school in Snohomish County can join the challenge. Ready to get started? Follow the steps below: 

• Visit ctgo.org/rewards and create a new account or log in if you already have one.
• Once logged in, click the "Join the challenge and get started" link on the dashboard.
• Record bike and bus trips taken between May 18-June 14 on the Trip Log Calendar. Both work commute and personal trips count!