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At CSUDH, we offer a range of resources to enhance bike safety, maintenance, and hygiene for our students, faculty, and staff. For those within a five-mile radius of campus, biking is highly recommended as a convenient and eco-friendly commuting option. Not only does biking reduce your carbon footprint, but it also provides numerous physical and mental health benefits, including:
How to Reserve a Bike:
The Office of Sustainability is excited to introduce a new Micromobility Policy Proposal for our campus. This updated policy is designed to replace the old Bike Policy (available below this section on this page) and expand our support for various micromobility options, including bikes, electric bikes (e-bikes), skateboards, scooters, and more.
Why This Policy Matters:
This policy demonstrates our commitment to modernizing campus transportation and promoting sustainable commuting. By integrating dedicated micromobility zones (either on campus walkways or in dedicated dismount zones and campus roadways leading to the walkways depending on campus feedback), we aim to make alternative transportation methods more inclusive and encouraged.
The micromobility surveys have been completed throughout Fall 2024 and Fall 2025, and the findings have been analyzed and reviewed. The results are being finalized for presentation to Cabinet to inform potential revisions to the existing Bike Policy. Full findings are provided below:
Bicycling and other wheeled transport (e.g. scooters, skateboards, rollerskates, etc.) are allowed on the public streetways of the CSUDH campus. However, per the Campus Bike Policy, they are not allowed on the pedestrian walkways and pedestrian sidewalks of the main campus core.
CSUDH has over 50 bike rack spaces available across 19 bike racks on campus and a private bike storage cage for residents of the University dorms. A U-Lock is recommended to lock your bike to a bike rack at the same time as attaching a chain between the front tire and around the body of your bike for maximum security.
You can find all locations of current bike racks using our interactive campus map, choose the bike rack layer:
Funded by a 2023 and a 2025 Toro Green Initiative Fund (T.G.I.F.) project, the self-operated bike repair stations on campus contains free tools for bike maintenance.
Located on the East Walkway, across from LSU and the 1st floor of Welch Hall.

There are two showers available to CSUDH students, staff, and faculty bicyclists on campus:
Both showers require key access which can be applied for through a key request through Facilities Services.