New Report: The Top 10 Bicycle Commuting Cities in the United States

Earth Day this year brings a refreshing narrative of environmental stewardship, painted by the vibrant strokes of bicycling commuting. Across the United States, cyclists are not just pedaling to work; they’re pedaling towards a sustainable revolution. New data from Strava highlights the top 10 U.S. cities where cycling commuters are making a significant impact, saving an astounding 31 million kilograms of carbon collectively.

Riding the Green Wave: Top 10 Commuting Cities

1. Portland, OR: Leading the charge with 36% of cyclists choosing the green commute.
2. Chicago, IL: A close second at 37%, boasting efficient and compact commutes.
3. Seattle, WA: Rain or shine, 35% of Seattle’s cyclists opt for pedal power.
4. Washington, DC: The nation’s capital follows closely with 34% of cyclists commuting.
5. New York, NY: The Big Apple’s cyclists alone have saved over 2.3 million kilograms of carbon.
6. San Francisco Bay Area, CA: Sharing the same 36% commute rate as New York, the Bay Area stands tall.
7. Minneapolis-St. Paul, MI: A robust 32% of cyclists in this region choose green commutes.
8. Boston, MA: Boston boasts a 33% commute rate among its cyclists.
9. Los Angeles, CA: Surprising many, LA cyclists average a significant 9.5 miles per commute.
10. Denver, CO: With a 33% commute rate, the Mile High City is reaching new heights in sustainability.