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American Electric Power

Welcome to the AEP Team RideNet site. The AEP Team includes all kinds of cyclists with a shared objective: Advancing bicycling as a way to enhance our lives and the overall community.

It's 2012, and as part of AEP's commitment to Consider Biking's "2 BY 2012" initiative, we are focused on encouraging employees and their familly members to bike to work, school or for errands in lieu of driving. It's all part of a community-wide effort to get everyone to replace two car trips a month with bicycle trips.

As we and others bike more and drive less, we're part of a movement that will benefit our lives, our economy and our community.

To join the AEP Team, send an email with your first and last name and your AEP e-mail address to blschumann@AEP.com. Once you've been added to the team, go to "Your Profile," update your bio and log your first ride! Then spread the word. When we ride, we make a difference.

Riding for the Future


Enough Room for Everyone

Biking to work or for errands has many benefits. Bicycle transportation: -- keeps our motorized vehicles off the roads, reducing congestion and traffic-related pollutants; -- creates a community of riders whose example and encouragement leads others to try biking instead of driving; -- brings vitality to streets, roads and multi-use trails, raising awareness of alternative transportation; -- offers significant health and well-being benefits to riders, keeping bodies fit and minds sharp; -- and benefits employers, providing a workforce that's healthier and better prepared for the tasks of the day.

Riding Safely

Safety is paramount for all AEP employees, and bicycling is no exception. Employees who commute by bicycle must wear helmets and reflective clothing, as well as have proper front and back lights. As vehicle operators, bicyclists must also follow traffic laws, including obeying traffic signals/stop signs; using hand signals when turning, slowing and stopping; traveling with traffic; etc. Failure to bike properly is not only dangerous, but reflects poorly on all bicyclists in the eyes of motor vehicle operators.

Bike 'n Bus - Another Option

COTA's Bike 'n Bus service offers options for bike commuters. A thunderstorm on the way? Got a flat tire? Want to bicycle only after work? Bike 'n Bus enables you to jump on the bus with your bike! With your paid fare, your bike rides free safely on a rack at the front of the bus. If you live on or near a bus route, it's an option that opens up new possibilities in commuting and errands. For information, visit COTA.com.

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Yesterday
Commute via bike-n-bus. Bus to work, bike home on a beautiful evening. Seems like more commuters on the Olentangy Trail than the norm in '11  22 mile commute
  42 mile social
Happy Bike to Work Day. Unfortunately I saw a fellow bike commuter run a red light this morning. I'm glad car drivers don't do that so much.  8 mile commute
Crisp morning...should be a beautiful ride home...  27 mile commute
Thursday • 2 days ago
Groceries.  3 mile errand
crisp & clear this morning.  25 mile commute
  15 mile commute
Fingers a little numb this morning...  27 mile commute
Wednesday • 3 days ago
Ride of Silence +0.5mi  10 mile social
Headwind to start with nice tailwind to finish  43 mile workout
Post office, where a very nice sponsorship check for the DCFT Community Ties Tour awaited!  4 mile errand
Ride of Silence then one way home commute...  26 mile commute
  15 mile commute
Tuesday • 4 days ago
home leg  8 mile commute
Easy loop to Harrison and back...  22 mile workout
  42 mile workout
Back for Bike Week! I'll be posting on the National Biking Challenge site so may not be up to date on Ridenet.  8 mile commute
  15 mile commute
Quite foggy this morning...  27 mile commute
Monday • 5 days ago
  10 mile workout
afterwork ride  44 mile workout
Delaware County Friends of the Trail board meeting at Otterbein.  3 mile errand
  15 mile commute
Bike Week...little muggy this am...  27 mile commute
Sunday • 6 days ago
TOSRV met our expectations of a very wet experience.  105 mile social
  5 mile social
Groceries.  2 mile errand
Saturday, May 12 • 7 days ago
Sam and I rode our first TOSRV  105 mile social
Ride to Wolfe Park for Pelotonia training ride....nobody to ride with.....went back home....  22 mile workout
Half TOSRV with Sam.  53 mile workout
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