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Bike buses in New Mexico

No bike buses in New Mexico are listed here yet, out of 745 schools.

No bike bus in New Mexico listed yet

If one already rides near you, adding it takes a few minutes. If not, somebody has to be first, and if you would ride with your kids one morning a week, that is the whole qualification.
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Other cities in New Mexico

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

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A

  • Abiquiu1
  • Alamo1
  • Alamogordo10
  • Albuquerque165
  • Algodones1
  • Animas3
  • Anthony8
  • Anton Chico2
  • Arrey1
  • Arroyo Seco1
  • Artesia8
  • Aztec5

B

  • Bayard2
  • Beclabito1
  • Belen8
  • Bernalillo5
  • Bloomfield7
  • Bluewater1

C

  • Capitan2
  • Carlsbad12
  • Carrizozo2
  • Casa Blance1
  • Chama1
  • Chaparral3
  • Chapparal2
  • Chimayo1
  • Church Rock1
  • Cimarron2
  • Clayton3
  • Cliff2
  • Cloudcroft2
  • Clovis14
  • Columbus1
  • Corona2
  • Corrales1
  • Crownpoint6
  • Cuba5
  • Cubero1

D

  • Datil1
  • Deming8
  • Des Moines2
  • Dexter2
  • Dixon1
  • Dora2
  • Dulce2

E

  • Eagle Nest2
  • Edgewood2
  • El Prado1
  • El Rito1
  • Elida2
  • Espanola9
  • Estancia3
  • Eunice2

F

  • Farmington17
  • Floyd2
  • Fort Sumner2
  • Fort Wingate1
  • Fruitland2

G

  • Gallina2
  • Gallup16
  • Garfield1
  • Grady2
  • Grants3

H

  • Hagerman2
  • Hatch3
  • High Rolls1
  • Hobbs16
  • Holloman Afb2
  • Hondo2
  • Hope1
  • House2
  • Hurley1

J

  • Jal2
  • Jemez Pueblo4

K

  • Kirtland4

L

  • La Luz1
  • La Mesa1
  • Laguna2
  • Lake Arthur2
  • Lake Valley-Crownpoint1
  • Las Cruces36
  • Las Vegas11
  • Logan3
  • Lordsburg2
  • Los Alamos4
  • Los Lunas14
  • Los Ranchos de Albuquerque2
  • Loving2
  • Lovington7

M

  • Magdalena2
  • Maxwell2
  • Melrose2
  • Mescalero1
  • Mesilla Park1
  • Milan1
  • Mora3
  • Moriarty6
  • Mosquero2
  • Mountainair2

N

  • Navajo4
  • Newcomb3

O

  • Ohkay Owingeh2
  • Ojo Caliente2

P

  • Pecos2
  • Pena Blanca2
  • Penasco2
  • Pine Hill1
  • Pojoaque1
  • Polvadera1
  • Portales5
  • Prewitt1
  • Pueblo of Acoma1

Q

  • Quemado2
  • Questa4

R

  • Ramah2
  • Ranchos de Taos1
  • Raton3
  • Red River1
  • Reserve2
  • Ribera2
  • Rio Rancho20
  • Roswell18
  • Roy2
  • Ruidoso3

S

  • San Antonio1
  • San Felipe Pueblo1
  • San Ildefonso Pueblo1
  • San Jon2
  • San Lorenzo1
  • San Miguel1
  • San Rafael1
  • Sandia Park1
  • Sanostee1
  • Santa Clara1
  • Santa Fe36
  • Santa Rosa2
  • Santa Teresa2
  • Santo Domingo Pueblo2
  • Sapello1
  • Seboyeta1
  • Sheep Springs1
  • Shiprock6
  • Silver City7
  • Socorro3
  • Springer3
  • Sunland Park4

T

  • T or C3
  • Taos8
  • Tatum2
  • Tesuque1
  • Tesuque Pueblo1
  • Texico2
  • Thoreau2
  • Tierra Amarilla2
  • Tijeras2
  • ToHajiilee1
  • Tohatchi3
  • Torreon1
  • Tucumcari2
  • Tularosa3

V

  • Vado1
  • Vanderwagen2
  • Vaughn2
  • Velarde1

W

  • Wagon Mound2
  • White Rock2

Y

  • Yah Ta Hey1

Z

  • Zia Pueblo1
  • Zuni2

Starting a bike bus in New Mexico

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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