Biking at Emory

Transportation and Parking Services supports biking for the Emory Community through advocacy and investments in bicycle infrastructure, including bike racks, bike rentals, and PATH multi-use pathways. 

EPD Bike Registration

 Register your Bike with Emory Police Department by clicking here

Campus Bike Parking Rules

• Bicycles should only be secured to designated bike racks found throughout campus.
• TPS will remove and impound bicycles secured in any way to objects other than designated bike racks or blocking ADA access. This includes:
• Railings, handrails, and guardrails, especially those railings or other objects that may be required by persons with mobility impairments.
• Areas that restrict egress for life safety purposes or in any area that would impede or restrict pedestrian or vehicular traffic
• The University is not responsible for damage to locking devices that require removal because they are secured to objects other than designated bike racks or are abandoned. If the bicycle is registered with Emory Police or the National Bike Registry, the owner will be contacted at the residence on file.
• Impounded bicycles will be held for thirty (30) days, after which the bicycles will be recycled. If you believe your bike has been impounded, please email commute@emory.edu.
• Bicycles that are abandoned for more than fourteen (14) days in a bike rack will be impounded. To report an abandoned bike, please email commute@emory.edu.

Campus Resources

The Fixie To have your bike looked at, repaired, or just learn how to take care of your bike, visit the Fixie! The Fixie is the volunteer-run D.I.Y. bicycle repair shop on Emory’s campus, led by Emory Bike Social and the Emory Spokes Council. Come on over to access tools and knowledge to fix your bike in a laid-back environment. Check out Emory Bike Social’s Facebook page  or email questions to EmoryBikeSocial@gmail.com. The Fixie operates on Thursdays from 5PM - 7PM. The Fixie is located at 2 Eagle Row, inside the parking garage that is directly across from the Kaldi’s Depot.

Emory Employee Cycling Network (EECN) strives to create a more active cycling community and environment among Emory faculty and staff with an emphasis on advocacy, social activities, and cycling/commuting education. You can join the EECN listserv by sending an email to FACULTYSTAFFCYCLING-request@LISTSERV.CC.EMORY.EDU. Visit their Facebook page.

Emory Bike Social is an undergraduate student group dedicated to supporting and advocating a healthy sustainable bicycle community at Emory. They collaborate with the Emory Spokes Council to run the Fixie, a free bike repair shop on campus, and organize a variety of social rides and educational events about cycling in Atlanta. For more information contact them at EmoryBikeSocial@gmail.com. Visit their Facebook page.

Emory Spokes Council is a graduate student group that connects, supports, and advocates for Emory's Bicycle Community. To accomplish these goals, they host regular bike socials, regular open shop hours at the Fixie, bike workshops, and special awareness and advocacy events. For more information contact them at emory.spokes.council@gmail.com. Visit their Facebook page.