Phoenix Spokes People

08/08/2026

There was a smallish group today, but we enjoyed each other’s company. Thanks for coming out for the second Saturday ride, friends see you in September.

08/05/2026

August in Arizona: Not for the faint of heart. Still, we ride. - https://mailchi.mp/1d34140a75d3/august-2026-newsletter-6430245

08/04/2026

Heads up! You don't have to live in Tempe to know they're an important hub for cycling, transit, and sustainability. Check this out and be sure to speak up! https://transportationplan2050.tempe.gov/participate/

Shape the Transportation Plan 2050! Attend a meeting on August 12 and be sure to provide feedback online from August 12-30.

07/11/2026

Here are photos from today’s second Saturday ride. Eight sturdy riders braved the heat and did just fine. See you in August?

06/28/2026

ACT NOW - Survey closes Tuesday, June 30. The widening of I 10 through downtown Phoenix could affect the bridges on 10th and 18th over the i-10 and the Oak st over I-17. Speak up and share! Thanks.

The Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT), in cooperation with the City of Phoenix and the Maricopa Association of Governments (MAG), is studying I-10 between the Deck Park Tunnel (near downtown) and the “Split” interchange where I-10 meets I-17 near Sky Harbor Airport. The study also look...

06/03/2026

Happy ! In honor of the occasion, here are a few photos of our bike fun. See yourself? Tag yourself! What's your favorite Phoenix Spokes People bike memory?

06/03/2026

We couldn't agree more! How will you celebrate ?

05/09/2026

Great 2nd Saturday Ride this morning! We missed you Suzanne Day. Good news is we had 6 new riders and Mellon Mike serving as sweep didn’t lose anyone! Enjoyed post ride refreshments at Grand Ave Brewery and celebrated Rusty Spoke!

05/05/2026

05/04/2026

TONIGHT AT 6 PM - HOPE YOU CAN JOIN US.  Sorry for the confusion. 

🚨🚨The City of Phoenix Street Transportation Department wants your input on whether people or cars matter more in the center of the city.

If you care about things like getting rid of dangerous “suicide lanes” on Seventh Avenue and Seventh Street, safe passage through downtown on Third Street, or maintenance of way please make time to share your thoughts.

The meeting is this Thursday, May 7 at 6 pm. There is no in person option for this meeting, and we wonder why. 🤨 Note that you have to register in advance for a link to the webinar, so leave time. The site says you will be offered an opportunity to ask questions. Speak up!

https://www.phoenix.gov/administration/departments/streets/initiatives/projects-studies/midtown-core-transportation-study.html

The City of Phoenix Streets Transportation Department is studying how transportation should evolve in Midtown Phoenix.