SELECTED CLIENTS

Commute.org

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Commute.org (formerly the Peninsula Traffic Congestion Relief Alliance) is the commute options resource for employers throughout San Mateo County, California.

Since 2010 we have presented Bicycle Safety Workshops for employers served by the agency, These are typically 60 to 90 minutes and held around lunchtime, and incorporate an informative video covering the basics of street cycling. 
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Image courtesy Commute.org
Audiences include current and prospective bicycle commuters, and anyone interested in confidently using their bicycles for everyday trips.  We customize the presentation using StreetView and aerial images along key routes from nearby neighborhoods and rail transit stations.

San mateo county
health system

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San Mateo County Health System is the public health services provider for San Mateo County, with a county hospital, several clinics, and community support services. 

Since 2013 we have provided several services:
  • Bicycle commuter workshops
  • On-site (monthly) and web-meeting "office hours" as The Commute Doctor, helping employees understand transit, carpool, vanpool, and bicycling options, and the San Mateo County Commute Alternatives Program's commuter subsidies and resources.
  • Family Bicycling classes for employees who are new parents
  • On-bike Bicycle Handling Skills Clinic group classes

STANFORD UNIVERSITY
HEALTH IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM

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Stanford University employees have a staff training benefit usable through the HIP catalog. 

Since 2009 we have provided several services:
  • Safe and Confident Autumn/Winter Cycling classes (presentation / discussion format), focusing on gear and skills for riding in twilight and after dark, and for keeping yourself and your cargo warm, dry and comfortable.
  • Bicycle Handling Skills Clinic — 90-minute on-bike classes that get groups of up to 10 new and returning riders comfortable with mounting/dismounting, starting, stopping, turning — including coasting turns with a steady leg, shifting gears, scanning over the shoulder, hand-signaling, and basic lane-change negotiation.