It's good to see influential people supporting Drive Your Bike to Work Day, but he got the day wrong. He was supposed to *ride* his bike on Bike to Work Day, and *drive* it on the 21st.

I drove to work today, from Bicycling Magazine's Executive Editor, Bill Strickland

We here at DYBTWD are still recovering from the big day of bike driving, but some initial media has come through. Stay tuned for more coverage. Thanks to everyone that participated, drove their bike to or from work, brought limos and vintage cars, bicycles, tall bikes, booze, or showed up at Benders for roller racing in solidarity of bike-drivers.

Thanks also to the fine folks of the Butter Lap for hosting the event as part of their weekly ride

Here at Drive Your Bike To Work Day, we're constantly hearing about yet another horror story about a bike left on the roof of a car while attempting to drive into a parking garage or drive-thru window. I heard recently from a San Francisco cyclist named Sasha about a great way to honor those bicycles befallen to tragedies of low clearance.

From Left in SF:

Clearly, the rising tide of these injuries demands an aggressive awareness campaign. AIDS has red ribbons, war-mongering has yellow ribbons, and breast cancer has pink ribbons. Bike-rack related injuries deserve their own ribbon. I’d like to propose the Celeste Ribbon to commemorate those lost to our streets due to the tragic combination of roof racks and high-roofed vehicles.