Bike Lockers in City Garages

Lockers keep your bike safe and dry.

Lockers keep your bike safe and dry.


Now you can keep your bike safe, secure, and dry in a locker in downtown Rochester! Fully-enclosed lockers are free to use in the Mortimer Street Garage, across from the RTS Transit Center. You can also rent a locker in many other downtown garages: High Falls, Sister Cities, Court Street, South Avenue, Washington Square, and East End. Rentals are available for the full year, winter only, or for three seasons. Interested? More information is available on the City’s bike parking page. And don’t forget that City garages have free-to-use racks, too! Big thanks go to Bruce Wilbur for bringing lockers to the public. Send him a thank-you note and spread the word by distributing this flyer.

Rochester Street Films : Understanding "Car Culture"
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Understanding “Car Culture”

For Rochester Street Films this year we asked local filmmakers and ordinary citizens to share their perspective on what it’s like to get around Rochester without a car. No rules; No restrictions; No filter.

Alex Freeman has previously made several films about local cyclists. With this project Alex attempts to understand why the automobile has had such a grip on the hearts and minds of Rochester commuters – and if there’s any room for understanding…

We’d like to ask for your help getting these films in front of as many people as we can. If you would like to host a mini screening of Rochester Street Films in your neighborhood, please contact us.

Rochester Street Films : You Can't See This in a Car
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You Can’t See This in a Car

For Rochester Street Films this year we asked local filmmakers and ordinary citizens to share their perspective on what it’s like to get around Rochester without a car. No rules; No restrictions; No filter.

Nate Butler grew up around cars. Learning to work on them with his dad as a kid, he just figured that cars were the only way to get around. Now a student at R.I.T., Nate has taken up cross-country running and he’s learning something new about his community with every step…

We’d like to ask for your help getting these films in front of as many people as we can. If you would like to host a mini screening of Rochester Street Films in your neighborhood, please contact us.