Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, it is safe to use public transit or ride a bike. Many cities have implemented safety measures to protect commuters, such as bike lanes and improved public transit systems. It's always a good idea to wear a helmet when biking and to follow traffic laws. And when taking public transit, be sure to follow any posted safety guidelines and wear a mask if required. Overall, using sustainable transportation options is not only safe, but it's also a great way to reduce your carbon footprint and improve your health.

Can I securely lock up my bike at transit centers?

Bike lockers are also available through Pierce Transit to help you safely store your bike if you need to store it while catching a bus. With a $50 deposit plus a monthly rental fee of $10, you can have access to bike lockers for storage. For more information, call customer service at 253-581-8000.

Sound Transit offers BikeLink on-demand lockers at Sound Transit stations and Transit Centers that are accessible 24 hours a day. They also offer leased bicycle lockers and cages for secure storage. Take a look at the Sound Transit bike parking and storage page here for more details. 

Secure Parking Areas (SPAs) are also available in three locations: Tacoma Dome Station, Pacific Plaza Parking Garage and Park Plaza Parking Garage. For a quarterly fee of $8 or an annual fee of $25, you can have access to secure bike parking areas when you need to leave your bike behind. Visit the Pierce Transit website for additional information, or call customer service at 253-581-8000.

All Pierce Transit and Sound Transit buses have racks on the front of their buses so you can take your bike along when you ride. Pierce Transit has space for two bikes per bus and Sound Transit has space for three. Check out more information about taking your bike on the bus here.

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