#WeekWithoutDriving2026
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Rode the Light Rail in to #TransitToWork day & got to walk up with @jchavezmpls.bsky.social who was in the LRT car behind us. Got to see @aurinmpls.bsky.social & @sorenwithward8.bsky.social there before #IVotedEarly like it's my job!

Ready to celebrate #WeekWithoutDriving2026 starting tomorrow!
A selfie of me & my wife on the Light Rail. We’re passing a gas station in the background. I'm in my glasses, and blue Minnesota cargo like Library T-shirt, which has a purple cargo E bike on it with a opossum on the back rack carrying three baby opossums on its back.  My wife is wearing an orange hoodie and a black jacket with a Mets hat & pink glasses. Hennepin County government center with the sandwich board sign outside that reads “In-person voting and ballot drop box are upstairs on skyway” A selfie of me next to the red white and blue with stars VOTE standee outside the elections services counter after voting. I'm wearing a red TRANSIT RIDER sticker with a bus on it & a red I VOTED sticker on my blue MN Cargo Bike Library opossum shirt.
September 30, 2026 at 2:40 PM
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Find ways to participate in #WeekWithoutDriving2026
as…
• a community member
• a community lead
• a public agency
• an elected official
• a business
• a national organization
at:
weekwithoutdriving.org/participate/
How Can I Participate? | Week Without Driving: October 1-8, 2026
Whether you're a community member, a community lead, work for a public agency, an elected official, a national organization, or you're a business, ...
weekwithoutdriving.org
September 28, 2026 at 9:44 PM
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Regardless whether you make this event...
This Wednesday, Sept. 30th, 2026, consider planning to take transit to/from work
—maybe with an accountability buddy.

Share on socials w/ hashtags like #TransitToWorkDay
& maybe
#WeekWithoutDriving2026 since it's the day before
Week Without Driving begins!
top left, logo: 7 orange rectangles above the words WEEK WITHOUT DRIVING (the word "without" is in orange, while the other words are in black above & below it, respectively). There is small black text from this screenshot from the website week without driving: October 1–8, 2026. Someone has highlighted that text with orange to draw attention to it. Beneath it, in larger orange print, they have also rewritten that information, drawn a black oval around it, & drawn an orange arrow from the logo on the left to those words on the right. There is an orange button that reads DONATE on the right. There is a grayscale photo of a diverse group of people standing around on the side of a city street, with one person in a wheelchair centered in the foreground, a person with a child in a stroller in the background, & a person with a bike in the background. On this grayscale photo, there is a black box with white text that reads, "What would change in your life if driving wasn't an option?" Whoever made the screenshot has also drawn an orange line underlining that text in order to draw more attention to it.  There is a grayscale photo of a diverse group of people standing around on the side of a city street, with one person in a wheelchair centered in the foreground, a person with a child in a stroller in the background, & a person with a bike in the background. On this grayscale photo, there is a black box with white text that reads, "What would change in your life if driving wasn't an option?" Whoever made the screenshot has drawn an orange line underlining that text in order to draw more attention to it.  Beneath the photo, there is a bold, black header: IMPACT then the black text, highlighted in orange: “By highlighting how there are people who lack access to driving in every community, Week Without Driving helps win policies that support access for nondrivers across both rural and urban communities, and everywhere in between.” The person who made this screenshot, has drawn alternating black and orange arrows from the bottom of the photo down to the impact statement. 
September 28, 2026 at 9:36 PM