
Air up your tires and grab your helmet—May is Bike Month!
Celebrate the arrival of spring by biking to work, school, or just for fun. Riding your bike is a great way to boost your mental and physical health while helping the environment.
May is Bike Month is your chance to join a fun regional challenge, attend exciting bike events, and win awesome prizes—all while connecting with fellow riders and advocates.
Join the movement: lovetoride.net
Find local events: sacbike.org
Bikes + Transit = The Perfect Pair
At SacRT, we make it easy to combine biking and transit for a smooth, sustainable ride.
- Bike Racks on Buses: All SacRT buses are equipped with front bike racks that hold 2–3 bikes.
- Bikes on Light Rail: Bikes are allowed on all light rail trains.
- Bike Lockers: Secure bike lockers are available to rent at many light rail stations. Learn more at sacrt.com/bikeandride.
How to Bike-and-Ride on Light Rail
High-Floor Light Rail Trains
- Place your bike in the front or rear of the car, near the flip-up seats.
- Enter through the front or rear doors after other passengers have boarded or exited.
- Limit: 4 bikes per car (2 in front, 2 in back).
Note: No bikes allowed in the front of the first car—this space is reserved for riders with disabilities.
Low-Floor (S700) Light Rail Trains
- Each train accommodates 4 bikes—2 in the front, 2 in the rear.
- Use the designated bike areas at the lower level (look for the bicycle decals).
- You may sit in the priority seating area near your bike,but be ready to move if a rider with a disability needs the space.
Please note: Riders have priority, and SacRT may ask bicyclists to exit if the train becomes too full.
Learn more: sacrt.com/bikeandride
Watch & Learn: Bike + Transit How-To Videos
- Loading Your Bike on a High-Floor Train
- Loading Your Bike on a Low-Floor Train
- Loading Your Bike on the Bus
- Unloading Your Bike from the Bus
Let’s roll, Sacramento!
Ride safe, ride smart, and make the most of Bike Month with SacRT.