Walk to Work Day
San Francisco was the nation’s first city to officially launch Walk to Work Day – walking just 15 minutes of your commute counts and your efforts be rewarded with some free goodies.
Be a part of this fun and festive day of encouragement celebrating the most healthy, sustainable form of transportation: walking.
Walk to Work Day | San Francisco
Thursday, April 9, 2015 | 7:30-10 am
All over San Francisco
FREEGet tweeting and sharing with the hashtag #Walk2Work to win prizes in the “Longest Commute,” “Most Interesting Sight,” and “Best Shoe Bling” contests. You can win prizes from indosole, Public Bikes, Rickshaw Bagworks, Sports Basement, Whistle and Whole Foods Market.
Start your healthy walking habit and get rewarded at one of the Walk to Work Day “hubs” across the city.
> View Hub Map and click on each location for details
All Hubs will give away (while supplies last, limited to 1 per person):
- Clipper card (with single $2.25 fare loaded) — card’s value is actually $5, so total of $7.25 in value (though again, only one ride)
- Reusable tote
- I Walk SF decal
Times and other giveaways vary by hub, but expect to find:
- Coffee
- $1 Off Coupon
- Breakfast Snack (bars or pastries)
- Coffee and Breakfast Snack
- RideScout promotions for various ride-share providers
- Bike/Walking Maps
Blog Your Commute: Complete a walker profile and share your story.
At the 2014 event, nine of the City’s eleven District Supervisors joined Walk SF and over 5,800 San Franciscans to celebrate Walk to Work Day at one of thirteen ‘Hubs’ across the city. For all of San Francisco that morning, pedestrian traffic increased 11% compared to the prior month.
