The City of San Diego Bike Program installs bike racks in the public right-of-way for businesses to encourage bicycling to daily activities such as shopping, riding to school and commuting.

City bike racks, installation and maintenance are provided by the City for approved locations. Bike racks can't be installed in the following locations:

• Narrow sidewalks
• On private property
• On asphalt, grass, gravel, brick or other surfaces that will not allow secure rack installation. Bike racks need to be secured to a concrete surface.
• Residential addresses
• Bus stops
• Locations that have conflicts with storm drains, parked vehicles and utility boxes

If you know of a business that would benefit from having a bike rack, please ask the business owner to submit a request in the form below. 

Business Owners: To request a bike rack for the right-of-way (sidewalk) in front of your business, please provide the information required below. Your request will be evaluated by City staff and you will receive a notification of the evaluation within 60 days. 

Items marked with an asterisk (*) are required.

Bike lockers and secure bike parking spaces are available for frequent bike commuters at more than 60 transit stops and some Park and Ride lots throughout San Diego County.

The Regional Bike Locker Program is a service operated and funded by iCommute, the regional Transportation Demand Management division of SANDAG.

Lockers help riders to store their bikes when they go to work, school or other destinations. Submit a request for a bike locker today.

Bike corrals are on-street parking for bicycles. Corrals are typically maintained by a Business Improvement District (BID) and are installed by the City. The process of requesting a corral begins with the support of the fronting business and the local BID. If you want a bike corral installed in your area, contact your local BID.

Shared Mobility Device Corrals are on-street parking for authorized dockless devices and alternative vehicles within the City.