Bike Racks on UofL Campus
Bike Racks on UofL Campus

The program, designed to reduce pollution levels generated from driving to campus, awards a $400 voucher toward the purchase of a new bike to UofL community members who give up their parking permits for two years.

Now entering its fourth year, the Earn-A-Bike Program gives away 400 vouchers annually. According to Justin Mog, who heads up the university’s sustainability program, people are more than willing to trade in a parking space for a new bike.

“It’s a really popular program,” Mog said. “We only have 400 vouchers to give away, but every year we receive around 800 applications. Given the high level of interest, we wanted to make sure everyone had a chance to apply, but the deadline is coming up fast.”

The application deadline for the Earn-A-Bike Program is August 15 and can be accessed at http://louisville.edu/sustainability/operations/earn-a-bike-program.html.

 

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Matt Lambert
Matt has served in multiple communications and marketing roles since joining UofL in 2012 and is currently a communications specialist in charge of national media outreach for research and academics. He came to UofL following a successful tenure as the Associate Director of Public Affairs and External Relations at Loyola University New Orleans. In his 20-plus year career in communications, Matt has worked as an award-winning journalist, owned his own political consulting firm and served as a communications director in the U.S. Congress. He is not only employed by UofL, but also a recent graduate, earning his MBA from the College of Business in May 2016.