Norwalk celebrates Bike to Work Week
There will be refreshment stations at several locations this week for those who bike, Rollerblade or use a scooter to get to work.
May 15, 2023, 10:43 AM
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4h agoThe city of Norwalk is celebrating National Bike to Work Week. There will be refreshment stations at several locations this week for those who bike, Rollerblade or use a scooter to get to work.
National Bike to Work Week is observed each year during the week of National Bike to Work Day, which falls on the third Friday of May. National Bike to Work Week is part of National Bike Month.
The month includes a number of bike-related activities from coast to coast sponsored by the League of American Bicyclists.
Other Connecticut communities, including Milford, are also celebrating Bike Month.
