Biking to Work with Jasmine Chan

Jasmine Chan, staff from the City of Tucson who oversees the Parks and Connections Bond Program (Proposition 407) shares about her bike to work experience during the monthly challenge. An experienced person who uses multiple transportation modes, she bikes to the bus stop to ride downtown where she works and then returns to her home by bicycle. Jasmine Chan shares tips and tricks and the mental health benefits she experiences from transitioning out of the work day.

Photo credit: Kathleen Dreier

May 16-20 was National Bike to Work Week. (There is a national challenge where commuters can log their rides.) City of Tucson Bike & Ped has been spotlighting staff who commute, encouraging participation and sharing stories of the different kinds of people who get around on bikes.

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