Who is Tampa Bike Valet? April 2015
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Get to know Tampa Bike Valet. We provide a critical service for event planners and their guests: A professionally-staffed, secure and convenient place to park bikes. How can your next event benefit from our bike valet service? Take a look.
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Who is Tampa Bike Valet? April 2015
- 2. How It Works • Event Planners Pay • Free for Cyclists • Secure, convenient • Corral, restricted access • Sponsorships key • Promote Bike Safety • Value Add / BFBs • 438 bikes • 49,686 Calories Burned • 1,825 CO2 averted • More Space for Cars
- 5. No Bike Parking – Crowded & Cluttered Streets
- 8. Maxed Out
- 9. Pedaling TPD Want to Register Bikes
- 10. User Testimonials • My bike has actually been stolen. • Bike Valet is a perfect option. • You don’t have to leave it randomly locked up somewhere. • We were so excited when we saw that this was an option. • If my work was close enough, I’d ride my bike to work everyday. • We really appreciate bike valet, it makes us feel safe. • We try to always ride, especially now with the continuing Riverwalk.
- 11. More Customer Quotes • With Bike Valet, it’s nice to feel like your bike is safe. • You’re not just leaving it in some random spot. • When they charge $5 or $10 to park your bike, we think, “Well we’ll just drive.” But bike valet is a great deal! • You can really feel how Tampa is becoming more friendly towards cyclists. • Things like Bike Valet help encourage people to cycle to events as apposed to just driving, which is really important, especially with this kind of traffic. • Bike Valet is really important for the community. I want to see it at every event! • We recently moved to Tampa and with everything a bike ride away, it makes it that much easier.
Editor's Notes
- Image shows how much room cyclists save on roads, reduced congestion!
- Uniformed staff, “surprises and delights” guests. (As urged by Peter Kageyama, author For the Love of Cities.)
- The vibe is electric, cyclists are thrilled.
- What you DON’T want – no room for peds, bikes locked to trees, lots of congestion. This is from Art Festival – no bike valet.
- We parked kiddie trailers, segways, roller blades, and even a yoga mat! Aren’t these the youngin’s Mayor Buckhorn wants to come home after University?
- Multigenerational groups arriving together.
- Max capacity reached, had to turn away cyclists for a short time at GMF.
- TPD wants to partner with us to register bikes.