Frequently Asked Questions
Bicycle Safety FAQs
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Bicycle Safety FAQs
Did you know Washington state was named one of the nation’s most bicycle friendly states seven years in a row? Pierce County has made significant investments in bike infrastructure, including dedicated bike lanes and trails, to improve the safety of biking. Still, to be safe and follow traffic laws, be sure to wear a helmet and follow traffic laws to stay safe.
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Bicycle Safety FAQs
You can take advantage of public bike racks to lock your bike up during the day. You may also want to check with your employer to see if they have any bike storage in their garage or parking lot available to you during the workday.
Convenient bike lockers at transit facilities
Pierce Transit: Pierce Transit bike lockers are a great way to keep your bike safe and secure if you decide to leave it behind when you catch the bus! For a $50 deposit and $10 per month rental fee, you can be sure your faithful friend will be there to greet you on your return, unaffected by rain, snow or worse. Visit Pierce Transit's website or call them at 253-581-8000 for details.
Sound Transit: Sound Transit offers many bike racks and bike lockers at their stations and Park and Rides. Bike racks are free to use at all times. Bike lockers are rented through BikeLink and cost five cents an hour. Learn more about your bike parking options here.
Secure bike cages in downtown Tacoma
Secure, covered bike parking is available at two downtown locations. Check out the bike cages at:
Tacoma Dome Station, Puyallup Ave & East G St, Tacoma
Bicycle cage located on the lower level between the East and West garages. This site is managed by Pierce Transit. Please download the rental agreement to start the process. The rental fee is $8 per quarter or $25 per year.
Pacific Plaza Garage, 1137 Commerce St, Tacoma
Bicycle cage located on the 2nd floor. This site is managed by Republic Parking. Please download the Bike Cage Agreement to start the process. There is no fee to utilize this bike cage.