Bike Durham

Move-A-Bull City: Open streets is BACK in 2026 on October 4th, from 12-4pm.

We are Connecting the Ellerbe creek trail and the American to***co trail via 1.2 miles of streets closed to cars, open to y'all—all in the heart of downtown Durham!

Walk, bike, roll, dance, skip, scoot your way through downtown Durham. Nine activity zones. Live music. Food. Fitness. Arts. Kids' stuff. All free.

Every day, people across Durham are biking, walking, and riding transit, but our streets weren't built to make that safe or easy. Move-A-Bull City is what it looks like when we build them for people instead of cars. Come see your city the way it could be.

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Co-hosted by Bike Durham,City of Durham, Durham County Public Health, and Partnership for a Healthy Durham

Thank you to INDY Week and Justin Laidlaw for covering last night's Ride of Silence.

The piece captures the level of community we felt.

From the names read aloud to the togetherness felt riding through downtown and posing in front of City Hall, the energy was powerful. We ride together for safer streets!

Read the story here: https://indyweek.com/news/durham-ride-of-silence-roxboro-mangum/

Tonight we came together to mourn, remember, and ride in silence for those killed and injured on Durham's streets.

We rode for every person whose family and friends carry that loss every single day. No one in this community should have to mourn alone, and tonight showed that they don't have to.

Thank you to Mayor Leonardo Williams and the elected officials who joined us and spoke. Thank you to Bike Law NC and the Durham Bike Co-op, who rolled up early with their mobile clinic to make sure everyone was road-ready. And thank you to every single person who showed up tonight. The turnout was massive and it mattered.

We're not done. We'll keep pushing for safer streets.