Orlando, Florida—In celebration of Florida Bike Month, Mayor Buddy Dyer will lead the city’s 24th Annual Bike to Work Day on March 28, 2025. This event highlights the City of Orlando’s Silver-level Bicycle Friendly Community designation. Participants will begin their ride at 8 a.m. at Creative Village and will traverse through downtown Orlando to City Hall. The route includes Amelia Complete Streets, new bike lanes on Washington Street, Hicks Avenue expansion, Rosalind Avenue quick-build project, and intersection murals, which demonstrate the city’s commitment to improving cycling infrastructure and safety.
Upon completion of the ride, participants will gather at City Hall Plaza for a celebration and award presentation. Attendees will have opportunities to learn more about the city’s bike infrastructure, connect with local biking organizations, and access resources for a more bike-friendly Orlando. Those interested in participating can visit orlando.gov/biketoworkday for more information and registration.
The event will start with onsite registration and check-in at 7 a.m. at Luminary Green Park. The ride will begin at the intersection of Terry Avenue and Amelia Street, concluding at City Hall at 8:30 a.m. A celebration will follow from 8:30 to 10 a.m. Free parking for participants is available at the Bob Carr parking lot.
Sponsors of the event include Beep, Bird, Downtown Orlando, HDR, Keep Pedaling Foundation, Kimley-Horn, Kween Cab, Kyle’s Bike Shop, Lime, LYNX, MetroPlan Orlando, Orange County Library System, Orlando Bike Coalition, reThink Your Commute, Retro City Cycles, Trek Bicycle Orlando, Veo, and VHB. Since 2003, Mayor Dyer has supported multi-modal projects like the Orlando Bicycle Beltway, Colonial Drive Overpass, and the Downtown Loop. The city offers over 360 miles of trails and lanes for biking, with a significant portion off-street. Recognized by the League of American Bicyclists as a Gold Bicycle Friendly Business and a Silver Bicycle Friendly Community, Orlando provides various biking amenities and programs.
Contact Public Information Managers Ashley Papagni and Andrea Otero for more information.
