(FOX19) - To celebrate Bike to Work Day, bicycle commuters can ride the Metro and Tank bus or the Clermont Transportation Connection (CTC) for free on Friday, May 17.

Bike racks are located on the front of all Metro, TANK and CTC buses and can be used at all bus stops including Government Square downtown. Each bike rack can accommodate two bikes.

Metro and TANK were recognized as “Bike Friendly Destinations” for providing advocacy and infrastructure improvements to support bicycling for employees and riders in 2011 and 2012.

Metro and TANK will also be at the Bike to Work Day Celebration on Washington Park on May 17, from noon to 1 p.m., to demonstrate the ease of biking and riding buses. Visit http://www.queencitybike.com/ for information on Cincinnati Bike Month activities.

KY (FOX19) - It's your turn to share your thoughts on important transportation issues in Kentucky.

The Kentucky Long Range Transportation Plan is currently being updated. And as part of the planning process, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet has designed a short and confidential public survey to gauge the transportation expectations of folks who travel the state. The "Your Turn" survey will run through Feb. 25. It consists of 19 questions concerning demographics, transportation needs and desires, and funding options.

Your input will be used to plan for the future transportation system for you, your family and your community. To take the survey, log onto transportation.ky.gov and click the "Your Turn" picture: https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/HJJB83G

CAMPBELL COUNTY, KY (FOX19)  - According to Dan Robinson, storm chaser and photojournalist, “Road icing is more likely to threaten your life than any other weather condition you’ll ever face.”  Accidents due to winter road conditions account for twice as many fatalities as from tornadoes, hurricanes, lightning, and severe thunderstorms combined.

“Each and every one of us who drives a vehicle is in charge of our own safety,” said Rob Hans, chief district engineer for the Northern Kentucky District 6 Office of the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet.  “It’s just this simple, drivers should be very cautious when traveling on wet or icy pavement.

“We are asking people to partner with us to make our roads crash-free,” Nancy Wood, the district’s information officer said. “During winter storm events, our maintenance workers do their part to fight adverse road conditions; we need you to do yours.”