Bike Commute Challenge
Presented by the Bicycle Transportation Alliance
Results
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Team Sticky grabs the brass ring and a year’s worth of bragging rights: 100% participation.2011 Results
(We apologize that the Results pdfs are temporarily unavailable while files get migrated over to the new BTA website. We expect them to be back up by the end of the week.)Participating workplaces: 1452
Participating riders: 12,063
Miles biked: 1,372,619
All winners are listed below with links to PDFs of full bike stats for each category.
Can't find your workplace? Look it up on the alphabetical list. Or see results for all teams by city.
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BUSINESSES AND NON-PROFITS
• Business and Non-Profit, 1 employee
Winners (with 100% commute rates):
Boont rocks!
Dr. Jeffrey D Sher
Flux Design
HoltzReport
Portland Natural Medicine
Snueupagus
Standard TV & Appliance Warehouse
Team CrankMyChain.TV
The Copy Center at Camera Graphics
Willamette Pedestrian Coalition
• Business and Non-Profit, 2-4 employees
Winners (with 100% commute rate):
Grapheon Design, Portland
• Business and Non-Profit, 5-24 employees
Winner: Cast Iron Coding of Portland with a 100% Commute Rate • Business and Non-Profit, 25-99 employees Community Cycling Center of Portland with a 91.14% commute rate Watershed Sciences, Inc. of Portland with a 89.51% commute rate • Business and Non-Profit, 100-499 employees • Business and Non-Profit, 500+ employees PUBLIC AGENCIES • Public Agencies, 25-99 employees • Public Agencies, 100-499 employees • Public Agencies, 500+ employees BIKE SHOPS • Bike Shops, 9-15 employees • Bike Shops, 16+ employees Brian Reynolds Distance Award Winner: Dave Weber of NW Natural with 1096 miles in 20 days of commuting. Brad Buchanan Team Captain Award presented by Emerita Winner: Frank Charron and Derwyn Harris Jama Software
Winners:
Winner: SERA Architects of Portland with a 49.55% commute rate
Winner: Reed College of Portland with a 10.14% commute rate
• Public Agencies, 1-24 employees
Winner: Oregon DHS - SPD program of Portland with a 58.75% commute rate
Winner: US Geological Survey, Portland with a 42.88% commute rate
Winner: City of Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability with a 36.64 % commute rate.
Winner: Oregon Department of Environmental Quality with a 11.91% commute rate
• Bike Shops, 1-8 employees
Winner: Ashland Cycle Sport with a 96.73% commute rate
Winner: Bike Gallery- Downtown with a 99.07% commute rate
Winner: Bike Friday of Eugene with a 51.80% commute rate
2010 Results
Participating workplaces: 1283
Participating riders: 10,833
Miles biked: 1,166,247
All winners are listed below with links to PDFs of full bike stats for each category.
Can't find your workplace? Look it up on the alphabetical list. Or see results for all teams by city.
Is your workplace listed in the wrong place? Or not at all? Let us know and we'll fix it.
BUSINESSES AND NON-PROFITS
• Business and Non-Profit, 1 employee
Winners (with 100% commute rates):
Dr. Jeffrey D Sher- Jeffrey Sher
Willamette Pedestrian Coalition- Steph Routh
The Copy Center at Camera Graphics- Peggy Pfenninger
HoltzReport- Andrew Holtz
Portland Physical Therapy- Kathleen Hahn
• Business and Non-Profit, 2-4 employees
Winners (with 100% commute rate):
Grapheon Design, Portland
New Outlook Financial, LLC, Portland
Organic Haus, Eugene
• Business and Non-Profit, 5-24 employees
Winner: Sam Six of Portland with a 99.2%
• Business and Non-Profit, 25-99 employees
Winner: Alta Planning and Design of Portland with a 70.1% commute rate
• Business and Non-Profit, 100-499 employees
Winner: First Alternative Co-op of Corvallis with a 43.4% commute rate
• Business and Non-Profit, 500+ employees
Winner: Reed College of Portland with a 10.9% commute rate
PUBLIC AGENCIES
• Public Agencies, 1-24 employees
Winner: City of Portland- Commissioner Leonard’s Office with a 56.1% commute rate
• Public Agencies, 25-99 employees
Winner: PSU Campus Recreation Department with a 40% commute rate
• Public Agencies, 100-499 employees
Winner: City of Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability with a 30.8 % commute rate.
• Public Agencies, 500+ employees
Winner: Oregon Department of Environmental Quality with a 9.9% commute rate
BIKE SHOPS
• Bike Shops, 1-8 employees
Winner: Ashland Cycle Sport with a 98.8% commute rate
• Bike Shops, 9-15 employees
Winner: Bike Gallery- Downtown with a 100% commute rate
• Bike Shops, 16+ employees
Winner: Citybikes of Portland with a 55.6% commute rate
Brian Reynolds Distance Award
Winner: Chris Bell of ODOT-Salem with 1818 miles in 24 days of commuting
Brad Buchanan Team Captain Award presented by Emerita
Winner: Darren Pennington of Providence Portland Medical Center
2009 Results
Participating workplaces: 1240
Participating riders: 11,118
Miles biked: 1,244,718
All winners are listed below with links to PDFs of full bike stats for each category.
Can't find your workplace? Look it up on the alphabetical list. Or see results for all teams by city.
Is your workplace listed in the wrong place? Or not at all? Let us know and we'll fix it.
Also see who the longest-distance commuters were during the 2009 Challenge.
BUSINESSES AND NON-PROFITS
• Business and Non-Profit, 1 employee
Winners (with 100% commute rates): Kohles Bioengineering- Sean Kohles, Dr. Jeffrey D Sher- Jeffrey Sher,
Portland Outdoor Fitness- James Lasof, Chuck Barnes Consulting Corporation- Chuck Barnes, Camera Graphics- Peggy Pfenninger, HoltzReport- Andrew Holtz, Green Marketing NW- Diane Dulken, New Outlook Financial, LLC- Charles Carroll, Lazo Tax Service- Allan Lazo
• Business and Non-Profit, 2-4 employees
Winners (with 100% commute rate): GladRags, Eclipse Foundation
• Business and Non-Profit, 5-24 employees
Winners (with 100% commute rate): sticky, Stumptown Printers
• Business and Non-Profit, 25-99 employees
Winner: Community Cycling Center with a 90.4% commute rate
• Business and Non-Profit, 100-499 employees
Winner: First Alternative Co-op of Corvallis with a 37.1% commute rate
• Business and Non-Profit, 500+ employees
Winner: NCNM with a 10.1% commute rate
PUBLIC AGENCIES
• Public Agencies, 1-24 employees
Winner: OHSU Pediatric Pulmonary Division with a 96.4% commute rate
• Public Agencies, 25-99 employees
Winner: PSU Campus Recreation Department with a 51.1% commute rate
• Public Agencies, 100-499 employees
Winner: Portland Bureau of Planning and Sustainability with a 51.5 % commute rate
• Public Agencies, 500+ employees
Winner: Oregon Department of Environmental Quality with a 10.2% commute rate
BIKE SHOPS
• Bike Shops, 1-8 employees
Winner: South Salem Cycleworks with a 84.8% commute rate
• Bike Shops, 9-15 employees
Winner: Bike n Hike- Portland with a 46.8% commute rate
• Bike Shops, 16+ employees
Winner: Bike Gallery- Downtown with a 99.2% commute rate
Brian Reynolds Distance Award
Winner: Chris Bell with 1828 miles in 21 days of commuting
Most New Bike Commuters Award
Winner: NCNM
2008 Results
Participating workplaces: 1,073
Participating riders: 10,689
Miles biked: 1,235,219
The winner or winners of each category are listed below, with links to PDFs of full bike stats for each category.
Can't find your workplace? Look it up on the alphabetical list. Or see results for all teams by city.
Is your workplace listed in the wrong place? Or not at all? Let us know and we'll fix it.
Also see who the longest-distance commuters were during the 2007 Challenge.
BUSINESSES AND NON-PROFITS
• Business and Non-Profit, 1 employee
Winners (with 100% commute rates): Andrew Holtz - Holtz Report, Dr. Jeffrey D Sher, Peggy Pfenninger - Camera Graphics, Cheryl Hummon - NW Zoo & Aquarium Alliance, Charles Carroll - New Outlook Financial, LLC
Michelle Blackwood - Acupuncture Works LLC
• Business and Non-Profit, 2-4 employees
Winner: Eclipse Foundation, with a 100% commute rate
• Business and Non-Profit, 5-24 employees
Winner: Stumptown Printers, with a 96.6% commute rate
• Business and Non-Profit, 25-99 employees
Winner: Community Cycling Center and Chris King Precision Components
• Business and Non-Profit, 100-499 employees
Winner: First Alternative Co-op of Corvallis with a 38% commute rate
• Business and Non-Profit, 500+ employees
Winner: National College of Natural Medicine with a 12.6% commute rate
PUBLIC AGENCIES
• Public Agencies, 1-24 employees
Winner: Portland Parks and Recreation- Adaptive and Inclusive Recreation program with a 61% commute rate
• Public Agencies, 25-99 employees
Winner: City of Portland Office of Sustainable Development with a 45.7% commute rate
• Public Agencies, 100-499 employees
Winner: City of Portland Bureau of Environmental Services with a 26.5% commute rate
• Public Agencies, 500+ employees
Winner: Oregon Department of Environmental Quality with a 9.2% commute rate
BIKE SHOPS
• Bike Shops, 1-8 employees
Winner: South Salem Cycleworks with a 94.6% commute rate
• Bike Shops, 9-15 employees
Winner: Bike Gallery Downtown with a 98.4% commute rate
• Bike Shops, 16+ employees
Winner: Bike Gallery Hollywood with a 92.4% commute rate
Brian Reynolds Distance Award
Winner: Rick Martin with 1400 miles
Most New Bike Commuters Award
Winner: National College of Natural Medicine
2007 Results
Participating workplaces: 888
Participating riders: 9,746
Miles ridden: 922,835
Trips by bike: 101,269
The winner or winners of each category are listed below, with links to PDFs of full bike stats for each category.
Can't find your workplace? Look it up on the alphabetical list. Or see your performance within your city.
Also see who the longest-distance commuters were during the 2007 Challenge.
BUSINESSES AND NON-PROFITS
• Business and Non-Profit, 1-4 employee
Winners: Eclipse Foundation, Coalition fo a Livable Future, Oregon Department of Kick Ass, Striped Shirt Cinema, Dr. Jeffrey D. Sher
• Business and Non-Profit, 5-24 employees
Winners: Alta Planning and Design
• Business and Non-Profit, 25-99 employees
Winners: Chris King Precision Components
• Business and Non-Profit, 100-499 employees
Winner: New Seasons Market- Arbor Lodge
• Business and Non-Profit, 500+ employees
Winner: National College of Natural Medicine
PUBLIC AGENCIES
• Public Agencies, 1-24 employees
Winner: Office of Commissioner Sam Adams
• Public Agencies, 25-99 employees
Winner: City of Portland Office of Sustainable Development
• Public Agencies, 100-499 employees
Winner: Metro Regional Services
• Public Agencies, 500+ employees
Winner: Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
BIKE SHOPS
• Bike Shops, 1-8 employees
Winner: South Salem Cycleworks with a 94.6% commute rate
• Bike Shops, 9-15 employees
Winner: Bike Gallery Downtown
• Bike Shops, 16+ employees
Winner: Community Cycling Center
2006 Results
Participating workplaces: 550
Participating riders: 6,186
Miles ridden: 627,938
Trips by bike: 66,959
The winner or winners of each category are listed below. You can also download all results (in a searchable, sortable spreadsheet).
MOST NEW BIKERS
Winner: Scott Edwards Architecture
BUSINESSES AND NON-PROFITS
• Business and Non-Profit, 1-4 employees
Winners: Dr. Jeffrey Sher; SocialData America; Brian Litmans, Environmental Attorney-at-Law; Lunar Logic
• Business and Non-Profit, 5-24 employees
Winner: Team Estrogen, Inc.
• Business and Non-Profit, 25-99 employees
Winner: Chris King Precision Components
• Business and Non-Profit, 100-499 employees
Winner: New Seasons Market Arbor Lodge
• Business and Non-Profit, 500+ employees
Winners: National College of Naturopathic Medicine and IBM Beaverto
PUBLIC AGENCIES
• Public Agencies, 1-24 employees
Winner: Office of Portland City Commissioner Sam Adams
• Public Agencies, 25-99 employees
Winner: City of Portland Office of Sustainable Development
• Public Agencies, 100-499 employees
Winner: City of Portland Bureau of Environmental Services
• Public Agencies, 500+ employees
Winner: Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
BIKE SHOPS
• Bike Shops, 1-8 employees
Winner: South Salem Cycleworks
• Bike Shops, 9-15 employees
Winner: Bike Gallery Downtown
• Bike Shops, 16+ employees
Winner: Bike Gallery Hollywood
2005 Results
Participating workplaces: 534
Number of participating riders: 5520
Miles ridden: 581,449
Number of trips by bike: 61,533
The top finishers in each category are listed below.
• Listing of full stats, by category
BUSINESSES AND NON-PROFITS
• Business and Non-Profit, 1-4 employees
- Winner (4-way tie):
Office of Dr. Jeffrey D. Sher, Portland
Office of Philip Morgan, Portland
Creative Database Solutions NW, Portland
Kohles Bioengineering, Portland - 2. Dennis Godfrey Consulting, Portland
- 3. Atlas Landscape Architecture, Portland
- 4. Albertina Kerr Center, Portland
- 5. Dedicated Project Management, Bend
- 6. HoltzReport, Portland
- 7. Emily Simon Law Office, Portland
- 8. Watermelon Web Works, Portland
- 9. reSource, Bend
- 10. Coalition for a Livable Future, Portland
• Business and Non-Profit, 5-24 employees
- Winner: Alta Planning+Design, Portland
- 2. Oregon Trial Lawyers Association, Portland
- 3. Greenworks, P.C., Portland
- 4. Thetus Corporation, Portland
- 5. Sockeye Creative, Portland
- 6. Wallis Engineering, Vancouver, WA
- 7. EEA Architects, PC, Portland
- 8. Sisters of the Road Café, Portland
- 9. Coffee Plant, Portland
- 10. David B. Redwine, MD PC, Bend
• Business and Non-Profit, 25-99 employees
- Winner: SERA Architects, Portland
- 2. Chris King Precision Components, Portland
- 3. Energy Trust of Oregon
- 4. Thompson Vaivoda & Associates Architects, Portland
- 5. Walker Macy, Portland
- 6. The Nature Conservancy, Portland
- 7. Ecos Consulting, Portland
- 8. Kolisch Hartwell PC, Portland
- 9. Arlington Club, Portland
- 10. Opsis Architecture, Portland
• Business and Non-Profit, 100-499 employees
- Winner: Grand Central Baking Company, Portland
- 2. REI, Portland
- 3. Extensis, Portland
- 4. New Seasons Market - Seven Corners, Portland
- 5. KPFF Consulting Engineers, Portland
- 6. Zimmer Gunsul Frasca, Portland
- 7. New Seasons - Arbor Lodge, Portland
- 8. Pratt & Larson Ceramics, Inc., Portland
- 9. URS Corp, Portland
- 10. New Seasons - Concordia, Portland
• Business and Non-Profit, 500+ employee
- Winner: IBM Beaverton
- 2. Lewis & Clark College, Portland
- 3. Tektronix Inc, Beaverton
- 4. University of Portland
- 5. Hewlett-Packard, Vancouver
- 6. Hewlett-Packard, Corvallis
- 7. Kaiser Permanente KPB, Portland
- 8. Columbia Sportswear, Portland
- 9. Freightliner LLC, Portland
- 10. CNF, Portland
PUBLIC AGENCIES
• Public Agencies, 5-24 employees
- Winner: Dept of Land Conservation & Development, Portland field office
- 2. City of Portland - Commissioner Saltzman’s Office
- 3. Office of US Rep Earl Blumenauer, Portland
- 4. Office of Portland City Commissioner Sam Adams
- 5. Regional Research Institute, Portland
- 6. Deschutes County Planning, Bend
- 7. Multnomah County Library - Holgate, Portland
- 8. Parkdale Elementary School, Parkdale, OR
- 9. City of Portland - Code Services
- 10. US Environmental Protection Agency, Portland
• Public Agencies, 25-99 employees
- Winner: City of Portland Bureau of Planning
- 2. Office of Sustainable Development, City of Portland
- 3. US Geological Survey, Portland
- 4. Bureau of Development Services, City of Portland
- 5. Oregon Dept of Land Conservation & Development, Salem
- 6. City of Portland Attorney’s Office
- 7. City of Portland Bureau of Housing and Community Development
- 8. City of Vancouver Transportation Services, Vancouver, WA
- 9. City of Portland Auditor’s Office
- 10. Northwest Power and Conservation Council, Portland
• Public Agencies, 100-499 employees
- Winner: City of Portland Bureau of Environmental Services
- 2. NOAA Fisheries, Portland
- 3. Metro Regional Services, Portland
- 4. City of Portland Office of Transportation
- 5. Portland Development Commission
- 6. Multnomah County Library, downtown Portland
- 7. Oregon Water Resources Department
- 8. City of Grants Pass
- 9. Benton County Health Department, Corvallis
- 10. Washington State Dept of Transportation, Vancouver
• Public Agencies, 500+ employees
- Winner: Oregon Department of Environmental Quality, Portland & Salem
- 2. ODOT Region 1, Portland
- 3. Portland State University
- 4. Port of Portland Admin Building
- 5. TriMet, Portland
- 6. Bonneville Power Administration, Portland
- 7. City of Salem
- 8. City of Portland Bureau of Water Works
- 9. Portland Public Schools
- 10. Duncan Building User Group (BLM, USFS, ACE), Portland
BIKE SHOPS
• Bike Shops, 1-5 employees
- Winner: South Salem Cycleworks
- 2. Cycle Path, Portland
- 3. Velotech, Portland
- 4. Weir’s Cyclery, N Portland
• Bike Shops, 6-15 employee
- Winner: Bike Gallery - Downtown, Portland
- 2. Bike N Hike, Beaverton
- 3. Bike Gallery - Division St. Store, Portland
- 4. Santiam Bicycle, Salem
- 5. Bike Gallery, Beaverton
• Bike Shops, 16+ employees
- Winner: Citybikes Worker Owned Cooperative, Portland
- 2. Bike Gallery - Hollywood, Portland
- 3. Bike Gallery - Operations, Portland