TOUR DE STREETS 2026 IS LIVE
Tour de Streets 2026 is LivableStreets' biggest annual celebration and fundraiser: a day dedicated to everyone who's shown up, fought for safer streets, and refused to accept that traffic crashes are just "the price of living in a city."
Come join us in support of building long-lasting community, culture, and above all a movement to make our streets safe for everyone!
Get Started
- Register yourself + start a team for the bike ride or walk
- Invite your friends, your ride crew, your family to join you
- Donate if you can, and start fundraising for your team with our Tour De Streets Fundraising Guide
- Show up on October 24th and celebrate with us!
Event Details
When: Saturday, October 24 • 10:30 AM - 2:30 PM
Where: 100 Sidney Street near Central Square, Cambridge
|
Click here to register or to donate to a person, team, or event |
Schedule
10:30 AM Check-in + Registration for rides/walk
11:00 AM Walk and Rides depart
12:30 PM Celebration begins!
Ways to Participate
-
Transportation History Walking Tour
A 90-minute walking tour highlighting cancelled highways, road diets, traffic calming, bus priority lanes, pedestrian-friendly signal design, separated bike lanes, and green infrastructure. -
Guided Bike Ride
Departs 11 AM from the LivableStreets Office in Central Square. Route TBD. -
Celebration Only
All walks and bike tours return by 12:30 PM for food, drink, and celebration. Join the party even if you can't make the walks or rides! -
Fundraise Remotely
All participants get a personalized fundraising page. Use our Tour De Streets Fundraising Guide to share your personal donation page with your friends, family, coworkers, and more! - Can't attend in person? Register as a fundraiser and help us reach our goals!
Want to sponsor Tour De Streets? Click here.
Honoring Our Community
Tour de Streets was born in celebration of Bob Zeeb, an avid cyclist who passed in 2009 while training for a cross-country ride. This year, we also honor Louisa Gag, a beloved member of our LivableStreets family, who was killed while biking in Boston this past July. Together with the Zeeb and Gag families, we celebrate their lives and legacies, and honor the wins our community has fought hard to achieve.