Burbank Bike Information
Burbank’s system of bike lanes is becoming increasingly connected. Below are several maps to help you figure out the best route for riders like yourself!
- Check out the BTMO’s Burbank Cycling Route Guide App which integrates a variety of data including cycling metrics to create a comprehensive bikeability index. This map is designed to help cyclists plan their routes in Burbank by providing detailed information on road conditions and cycling infrastructure.
- Explore LA-Bike’s Interactive and Static Bike Maps for a comprehensive map of all of LA County bike infrastructure.
- Find out what bicycle projects are coming to your neighborhood by visiting the City of Burbank’s Bike Website.
Bike & E-Bike Subscription Programs
Don’t want to deal with the commitment of an expensive bike or e-bike? Rent with RidePanda, Wombi, or Metro Bike Share so you don’t have to deal with high costs, maintenance, and repairs.
RidePanda
RidePanda is a micromobility subscription service for employees, providing organizations access to a dashboard to track metrics, such as subsidy contributions, CO2 offsets, ridership data, and more. Classic bikes and e-scooters start at $45/month, and e-bikes start at $99/month.
How it works:
- Employers join as an organization: ridepanda.com/#anchor-why_us.
- Employees choose which vehicle they want and schedule a pickup time.
- At the scheduled pickup, RidePanda experts will provide a welcome kit, explain safe riding tips, and send them rolling.
Wombi
Wombi is available to employers and individuals. Access premium e-bikes and bike accessories for long-term periods. With the corporate program, start riding for $135/month; individual plans depend on subscription type and the rented products.
For employers – how it works:
- Employers sign up with Wombi’s corporate program: wombi.us/pages/corporate-signup?.
- Employees join the employer-dedicated sign-up page, choose their vehicle and accessories, and schedule their delivery time.
For individuals – how it works:
- Option 1: schedule a test ride on their website at wombi.us/pages/los-angeles-wombi?.
- Option 2: stop by and walk in to test a bike at the Culver City location anytime between Tuesday and Saturday, from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
- Option 3: skip the test ride and sign up by calling +1-213-377-6675 to get your bike delivered to you.
Metro Bike Share
Get 24/7 access to classic bikes and e-bikes with Metro Bike Share. Employers can join the corporate pass program to provide employees with a discounted monthly pass.
For employers – how it works:
- Employers register as an organization: metro.net/for-business/business-employee-signup/.
- Employees decide on their pass type: 30-Day ($10/month) or 365-Day ($89/year).
- Employees find a station near them and start their ride.
For individuals – how it works:
- Option 1: purchase a 1-Ride pass at a Metro Bike Share station, on the app, or online.
- Option 2: purchase a day or multi-day pass on the Metro Bike Share website: bikeshare.metro.net/signup/#/.
Bike Share Stations
Burbank BikeStop
The Burbank BikeStop is located at Downtown Burbank’s Metrolink Station. Bike riders can park their bike, for free, securely indoors. In order to access this facility, all riders need to do is apply to the City.
Bike Safety Resources
There are plenty of great resources and safety tips to help beginners and experienced riders alike enhance their safety while riding.
- Los Angeles County Department of Public Health provides a bicycle safety guide with road rules and rider resources.
- If you’re interested in riding electric bikes (e-bikes), check out these online training courses from CalBike.
- Learn the important rules of the road from California Vehicle Code (CVC) on riding bikes with this California Bike Safety Vehicle Code Sheet.
- Metro has a pocket-sized guide with tips and tricks on how to navigate transit with your bicycle.
Bicycle Friendly Resources
Bikes are good for business and their employees. Through the League of American Bicyclists’ Bicycle Friendly Business (BFB™) Program, employers are recognized for their efforts to encourage a more welcoming atmosphere for bicycling employees, customers and the community. Deserving businesses are recognized at the Bronze, Silver, Gold and Platinum levels and all applicants receive valuable feedback and assistance in becoming more welcoming to bicycling. Contact us and we can help your company join hundreds of leading businesses from across the nation that are transforming their communities and keeping employees happy, healthy and productive.