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Bike bus programs reduce traffic and pollution (Inside Climate News)
Bike bus programs reduce traffic and pollution (Inside Climate News)

Active commuting with bike buses helps cut car traffic and pollution at school drop-offs, promotes health, and benefits both students and communities while facing challenges like infrastructure gaps. 

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From a few to more than 350, children and parents ride together as a ‘bike bus’ (Associated Press)
From a few to more than 350, children and parents ride together as a ‘bike bus’ (Associated Press)

A parent-led “bike bus” in Montclair, New Jersey, has grown from a handful of families into a weekly ritual with hundreds of kids and parents riding together, combining exercise, community connection, and environmental awareness.

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Benson Boone Takes a Break … and Joins Elementary School Kids on Their ‘Bike Bus’ Commute (People.com)
Benson Boone Takes a Break … and Joins Elementary School Kids on Their ‘Bike Bus’ Commute (People.com)

Pop artist Benson Boone surprised Portland students by joining a bike bus ride, riding with kids, singing along, and making the school commute unforgettable.

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Meet the teacher rallying hundreds of kids, Justin Timberlake and Benson Boone to bike to school (Cycling Weekly)
Meet the teacher rallying hundreds of kids, Justin Timberlake and Benson Boone to bike to school (Cycling Weekly)

Meet the teacher rallying hundreds of kids, Justin Timberlake and Benson Boone to bike to school

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Cycling to school almost became extinct – until one man revived the bike bus (The Guardian)
Cycling to school almost became extinct – until one man revived the bike bus (The Guardian)

Sam “Coach” Balto’s bike bus initiative reignited mass cycling to school in the U.S., turning a retro idea into a viral movement and inspiring bike buses nationwide.

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Benson Boone sings ‘Beautiful Things’ with kids on way home from school - Good Morning America

Oregon School’s Unique Way Of Getting Students To Class: A ‘Bike Bus’ - NBC News

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Oregon PE Coach Leads Weekly 100=Kid Bike Bus to School - The Kelly Clarkson Show

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We’re 78% There - Let’s Finish Strong
We’re 78% There - Let’s Finish Strong

Bike buses don’t move without people — and they definitely don’t grow without community. This year, that community showed up in a big way through corporate partners who believed in the power of kids riding together, safely and joyfully, to school.

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You don’t have to start a Bike Bus alone
You don’t have to start a Bike Bus alone

Starting a Bike Bus is exciting — and it’s totally normal to have questions. That’s why Bike Bus world offers free one-on-one coaching for anyone who wants to start a Bike Bus or strengthen one that already exists.

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Pump Up the Bike Bus Awards
Pump Up the Bike Bus Awards

Across the country, bike buses are growing faster than ever — and none of it happens without local leaders. Parents, teachers, and volunteers are out there every week organizing routes, motivating students, creating joy, and keeping kids safe on the ride to school.

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Inside the Bike Bus Boom of 2025
Inside the Bike Bus Boom of 2025

Bike Bus World - 2025 Year in Review with highlights including Bike Bus World in the news, pop culture superstars joining, and inspiring stories of bike bus routes that shaped 2025.

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Help Build a World Where Every School Has a Bike Bus
Help Build a World Where Every School Has a Bike Bus

Coming together on Giving Tuesday to empower families, students, and schools to embrace the joy and freedom of biking together through community-led bike buses.

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