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ZAP tags encourage students and staff to bike to campus
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ZAP tags encourage students and staff to bike to campus
Transportation Services launched ZAP Tags in 2018 at Oregon State University’s Beyond Earth Day Celebration. The program grew to 379 riders in the 2021-21 school year, and has 656 riders today. ZAP tags are radio-frequency identification tags that get attached to the spokes of a bike’s wheel or a bike helmet. When a rider rides past one of the many sensors on the edge of campus, they get a “zap.” They are allowed one zap per day and when they r…
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