You have options! The ABC Ramps Mobility Hub makes your commute easy and sustainable, and saves you money. Bus, commuter rail, LRT, carpooling, bike trails, and bike/scooter/car-share - all converge at the ABC Ramps Mobility Hub at the edge of downtown. From there the skyway takes you right into the heart of downtown.

The ABC Ramps are so much more than places to park. As a mobility hub, they connect the dots from home to the workplace with options. For commuters who drive, carpooling provides extra perks! Carpools drive for free in the MnPass lanes (I-394, I-35W, I-35E) and park for just $20 per month with a contract, or $5 per day for occasional carpools. Bicyclists have a new bike room in Ramp B, bike locker rental and showers. Metro Transit operates transit bus hubs out of all three ramps. The Northstar commuter rail, Blue and Green Line LRT station at Target Field is just steps away from Ramp B. If your office is more than a couple of blocks away, complete the last leg of your trip with Nice Ride bike or scooter-share available next to the entrance of each ramp.

Don’t get stuck in a rut, how you get to work can be a daily choice. Take the bus or light rail one day and then carpool or bicycle the next day. The ABC Ramps Mobility Hub offers flexibility on those days when you need to drive. A parking contract is not required to have a guaranteed parking spot, make a reservation with the Mpls Parking app.

Since it launched in 2010 as a fledgling non-profit, Nice Ride has become a sophisticated private-public partnership between the City of Minneapolis, Nice Ride, Lyft, Metro Transit, and Blue Cross with 1500 pedal bikes, 2000 e-bikes, and more than 1600 scooters. Join Nice Ride Executive Director Bill Dossett and Lyft Midwest General Manager Tamara Conway for an update on their bike and scooter share innovations to support travel during the pandemic, including the transition back to office buildings. Learn about contactless rental options, making connections with transit, and how companies can use Lyft Pass to customize rideshare, bike share and scooter share benefits for their employees. The webinar will also describe future innovations to support the City’s transportation goals and return-to-worksites.

Learn more about the project and revised routes: BlueLineExt.org

Provide your input by completing a community survey (below). The survey will remain open through April 30, 2021.

Ride every day in April, any distance, any destination, and share your adventures at #30DaysOfBiking.

The #30DaysOfBiking movement was started in Minneapolis eleven years ago. Globally, the concept of #30DaysOfBiking caught fire on social media. Today cyclists from around the world are pledging to ride and tweet from Finland, Brazil, Belarus, Canada – more than 80 countries are represented.

#30DaysOfBiking 2021 Virtual Kickoff

Riders can't meet in person this year, but a virtual 30 Days of Biking kickoff is taking place Sunday, March 28, 12 p.m. on the 30 Days of Biking Facebook page.

Founders Mario Macaruso and Patrick Stephenson will talk about the movement to normalize biking as an everyday transportation mode with #30DaysOfBiking, how this global event with thousands of participants started, and how you can participate.

Get your bike ready with Beth Vandehaar, store manager and bike expert at REI Maple Grove, who will share basic tune-up tips. Have your maintenance questions answered in a Q & A. 

Support is provided by a federal Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality (CMAQ) grant in partnership with the United States Department of Transportation, the Metropolitan Council, the City of Minneapolis, MnDOT, Hennepin County, and the downtown community.