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April 20, 2024 |
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In this issue...Let's Walk to School! ... Wisdom Travels On Display ... Act Now For Bike Doc! ... Travel SmaRTer ... Youth and Students Ride Free ... Time to Engage ...
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Let's Walk to School!
Use our interactive map to find your school, connect with your Parent Champion, and determine arrival and departure times for our Walking School Bus and other fun programs we'll be launching this year! |
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Wisdom Travels On Display
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Act Now For Bike Doc!
As the summer draws to a close, only three scheduled Bike Doc events remain in 2021. Follow us on social media or sign up for an email alert to be notified when appointment links are posted to our website. It's a good idea to sign up quickly when you see signup sheets are available as these events fill up fast! If you've got a bike gathering dust in the garage, now is the time to book your appointment so you can get rolling! |
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Travel SmaRTer
Did you know SmaRT Ride, Sacramento Regional Transit's on-demand shuttle service covers most of North Natomas? Within our zone, customers may request rides to or from points of interest such as shopping centers, the library, schools, University Technical Institute, and the North Natomas Regional Park, among many others. SmaRT Ride offers corner-to-corner service. The service runs Monday through Friday, 7am to 7pm. For current information on the North Natomas zone, check out our flier, map, or visit our website for details. |
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Youth and Students Ride Free
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Time to Engage
Input will be accepted until the end of August. Plug in here. |
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Mission Statement: 1918 Del Paso Rd, Ste 100 | Sacramento, CA 95834 | 916-419-9955 | info@jibe.org |
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Now that school is officially back in session, parents and students who want to bypass traffic and have fun while doing it can participate in a Jibe-sponsored school program! Jibe is currently operating at each of the following local schools:
Wisdom Travels, Jibe's collaborative effort between the City of Sacramento's Office of Arts and Culture and Janine Mapurunga, the Artist in Residence for District 1 is now on display at the North Natomas Library. The exhibit consists of images and narratives from the oral history project in which older adults from North Natomas shared stories about the impact walking, biking, and the use of public transportation made in their personal lives. The exhibit will remain on display throughout August and is available for viewing during the library's business hours - 10 AM - 6 PM, Tuesday through Saturday. Catch it while you can!
As part of our longstanding goal to encourage biking among North Natomas residents, Jibe offers a free pop-up bike repair and tune up service. 
And speaking of SacRT, now that school is back in session, 
Caltrans District 3 needs to hear from us! They are developing a plan for the I-5 Corridor, evaluating existing transportation conditions and proposing measures to address congestion, safety, environment, and multimodal transportation (including walking, biking, and public transportation!) Your opinions and needs matter. 