Anoka County Commute Solutions

05/21/2026

Minnesotans age 60+ — your voice matters. Take a few minutes to share your experiences and help shape future services and support for older adults across Minnesota. The Minnesota Comprehensive Aging Survey is open through July 15.

The Minnesota Comprehensive Aging Survey is a statewide survey that asks older Minnesotans about their daily lives, needs, and experiences.
• You can take this survey if you’re 60 or older and live in Minnesota.
• The survey is optional and takes about 20 minutes.
• Your answers are private and won’t be linked to your name.

Complete the survey online: http://vtlr.us/cas26

The Minnesota Department of Human Services and Minnesota Board on Aging are working with Vital Research, an independent research company, to run this survey. Your answers will help the State of Minnesota improve services and supports for you and your community.

For more information visit: https://mn.gov/dhs/aging-survey

Spanish Language Option / Opción en español:
La Encuesta Integral sobre el Envejecimiento en Minnesota está disponible en español. Complete la encuesta en línea en español: http://vtlr.us/cas26esp

05/15/2026

Bike to Work Week is wrapping up, but it’s never too late to try a new commute.
Check out this clip about Bike to Work Week and how people can benefit from a new commute. Thanks to everyone who participated this week—if you’ve been thinking about trying bike commuting, this could be your sign to give it a try.

05/14/2026

Thinking about biking to work but still hesitant? 🚲
Today for Bike to Work Week, we're sharing helpful tips to make bike commuting feel more doable for everyday riders.
You may be closer to trying it than you think!

Credit: The League of American Bicyclists, bikeleague.org

05/13/2026

Bike to Work Week is underway!
Great seeing so many people riding in, connecting with coworkers and choosing a healthier commute.

Didn't participate this year? Join us next year!

05/08/2026

Bike to Work Week is next week!
Join thousands of people across the country choosing bike commuting to work. Every ride helps reduce traffic, improve air quality, and builds a healthier community.

Participating? We'd love to see and share your Bike to Work Week photos! Text photos to Laurie at 763-406-9740 for a chance to be featured in our social media.

05/05/2026

UPCOMING MEETINGS ON PROPOSED FARE INCREASES
Metro Transit is considering several proposed updates to fares—including Metro Micro Blaine Zone and Express Bus—and the fare payment system. Comments will be accepted online and at public meetings through Tuesday, May 26.
More details about the proposed fare changes and how you can share your thoughts can be found at:
https://www.metrotransit.org/fare-updates

04/30/2026

Rider Alert:
Effective May 1, 2026, Anoka County will no longer oversee the Anoka County Traveler Transit Link service.
For all Transit Link questions, scheduling, or assistance, please contact:
[email protected] or call (651) 602-5465 (RIDE) and press 1,1,3.
Anoka County Transit will no longer manage this contract.

03/31/2026

🚲Trade your car seat for a bike seat May 11-15.
Bike to Work Week is coming—and it’s easier that you think to join in. Whether you ride every day or haven’t been on a bike in years, this is your chance to give it a try.

> Ride just one day or all week
> Save money on gas
> Help reduce congestion and air pollution by not driving
> Boost your energy before the workday even starts

Sign up, get your workplace involved, or simply hop on and ride. Every trip counts! Register Today: bit.ly/BikeToWork26

Let’s make this the year you try something new. 🚴‍♀️

01/08/2026

Here is more info on the Metro Transit changes that launched this week.

12/30/2025

Changes that are making transit something more people can use.

Community feedback mattered.
People asked for more reliable travel times, more trip options, and service beyond just rush hour. These changes put resources where they can help more people – providing more rides every week that better match how and when people need to commute.

That’s what is launching Jan. 5: Buses every 30-60 minutes, including midday, weekends, and reverse-commute trips back to north metro; resulting in shorter waits and fewer missed connections. And it’s flexible – you can get off along the corridor – in Anoka, C**n Rapids and Fridley.

The Goal: Make transit something more people can use – not just a couple of times per day. More info: https://www.metrotransit.org/northstar