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Bike buses in Minnesota

1 bike bus across 1 city, from 2,137 schools listed in Minnesota.

Cities with a bike bus

  • Saint Anthony1 bike bus · 4 schools

Other cities in Minnesota

Schools are listed here, but no bike bus at any of them has been added yet.

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All 469 cities in Minnesota, A to Z

Largest cities in Minnesota

  • Apple Valley15
  • Austin14
  • Bemidji18
  • Blaine13
  • Bloomington23
  • Brooklyn Center12
  • Brooklyn Park25
  • Buffalo11
  • Burnsville19
  • Cambridge10
  • Chaska18
  • Columbia Heights10
  • Coon Rapids16
  • Cottage Grove11
  • Duluth28
  • Eagan12
  • Eden Prairie12
  • Edina14
  • Elk River14
  • Faribault16
  • Farmington12
  • Fergus Falls13
  • Forest Lake13
  • Fridley11
  • Hastings11
  • Lakeville20
  • Lino Lakes10
  • Mankato13
  • Maple Grove13
  • Maplewood12
  • Minneapolis110
  • Minnetonka19
  • Monticello14
  • Moorhead13
  • New Hope10
  • Northfield12
  • Owatonna13
  • Plymouth24
  • Red Wing13
  • Richfield15
  • Rochester39
  • Rosemount14
  • Saint Cloud19
  • Saint Louis Park11
  • Saint Paul128
  • Saint Peter10
  • Shakopee16
  • Shoreview12
  • Stillwater18
  • White Bear Lake22
  • Willmar12
  • Winona10
  • Woodbury15
  • Worthington10

Starting a bike bus in Minnesota

Starting one is mostly a matter of deciding to. A bike bus is families riding to school together on a public street, and getting your own child there under their own power is ordinarily yours to decide. What varies is what your school expects once you arrive, so tell the office you exist: the front desk and whoever works the crossing will want to know a group is coming.

The routes that work best run on residential streets and paths and cross an arterial once, with an adult waiting at the crossing so the group goes over together. If your only option is riding along a main road, start with a shorter route that avoids it.

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