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Bike O2 Project  

 

n Concept


The Light Rail Transit Authority goes greener as it introduces the ?Bike On, Bike Off (BIKE-O2) Project.? The project encourages car users to leave their vehicles at home and use the train, bringing along their foldable bikes, and biking off towards their workplace and/or other destinations. It is a combination of two eco-friendly modes of transportation that push for the reduction of traffic congestion and carbon emission, at the same time change the way car owners and commuters get around places, while promoting a healthy lifestyle.

The last coach of every train will be utilized as a ?green zone? to accommodate the cyclists and their foldable bikes. The project will cover both the Line 1 (Baclaran to Monumento) and Line 2 (Recto-Santolan) systems.

Biking on and then biking off has been practiced in other countries worldwide for so many years already. With this project, the LRTA will be the very first in the country to implement this environment-friendly mode of traveling, while continuing to provide a safe, reliable and efficient mass transport system.

The project is in partnership with the Firefly Brigade, UP Mountaineers, Padyak Project Foundation, and the Tiklop Society.

 

n Bike Rules

 

Entering an LRTA Station

  1. Folding bikes are allowed at anytime.

  2. Folding bike users (FBUs) must submit to standard inspection procedures at the inspection area.

  3. The foldable bikes must:

    • have wheel size not exceeding 20 inches in diameter.

    • be folded in the most compact position before entering the station; Carrying cases are not required.

    • be clean, dry, secured, and not easily unfolded.

  4. No special pass or permit is required upon entering the station.

Inside the Station

  1. FBUs must use elevators, stairs, or escalators, and always walk bikes. Riding bikes anywhere in the station area is strictly prohibited.

  2. FBUs must pay the regular fare, depending on destination. There is no additional fare charge for bikes.

  3. Bikes must be wheeled through the turnstile arms or the service entrance. If the FBU intends to use the service entrance, he/she must leave the bike at the gate entrance, and enter the magnetic ticket at the turnstile first before wheeling through his/her bike. The bike must not be lifted over the turnstile or at the service gate entrance.

Boarding the train

  1. FBUs are allowed to enter and occupy the Green Zone only (last door of the train).

  2. Only a maximum of four (4) FBUs are allowed inside the Green Zone. FBUs are accommodated on a firstcome, first-served basis.

  3. If the Green Zone is full, the FBU must wait for the next train.

Inside the train

  1. FBUs must not block doors and aisles.

  2. Bikes must always be held close by the FBU or at arms length in an upright manner. It must not be propped against doors or left lying on the floor.

  3. In case of emergency evacuation of the train, the FBU must leave the bikes on the train in a manner that does not block aisles or doors.

Other rules

  1. FBUs remain legally responsible for any damage to the LRTA facilities or equipment and/or for any injury, loss or damage sustained by passenger/s, station and/or train personnel that result from an FBU?s negligence.

  2. FBUs must observe utmost courtesy at all times.

  3. FBUs failing to abide by the rules and regulations as specified herein are subject to removal from the system.

  4. The LRTA reserves the right to deny entry to any FBUs at the discretion of the LRTA management.

 

 

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