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a game challenging how you experience and advocate for public & active transportation 

TranspoBINGO

About TranspoBINGO

TranspoBINGO is a week-long game that challenges players to use and support public and active transportation and enjoy public spaces in their city. The game rewards players for non-car travel—like buses, Metro, biking, walking, and rolling—challenging them to take different types of trips, explore their city and its public spaces, and support and advocate for public and active transportation.

An image of the 2020 TranspoBINGO Board, which includes different squares like travel to a neighborhood in a different ward, travel to a new-to-you park, and multi-modal trip. This board has personalized markers, consisting mostly of local DC people like the event creators, Councilmembers, and Pete Buttigieg.

A TranspoBINGO board from 2021 with personalized square markers.

TranspoBINGO 2026 FAQ

How do I play TranspoBINGO?

TranspoBINGO is simple and fun. Each year, a new TranspoBINGO board goes live shortly before the game begins. Once you have your board, mark one square per trip and try to fill as much of the board as you can over the course of the week.

 

Share your successes, challenges, and everything in between along the way. Players who are online are encouraged to share their adventures with the hashtag #TranspoBINGO. We invite you to join us on Bluesky. Players who are not online can find TranspoBINGO boards in various public locations, by printing their own board, or contacting us for a board to complete.

When is this year's TranspoBINGO?

Join us for this year’s TranspoBINGO from February 5–12, 2026!
Share your experiences, meet fellow players, and collect prizes at the TranspoBINGO Active Transit Social on February 12 in DC.

Each year’s game is scheduled in February to honor Rosa Parks and Transit Equity Day, but TranspoBINGO can be played anytime. Just download a board and get transpo’ing!

Where can I play TranspoBINGO?

TranspoBINGO was created and is hosted in Washington, DC, but it can be played anywhere with just a few simple local tweaks. So join the fun even if you’re not in DC. This year, the game is expanding to Baltimore, too! (Contact us if you're looking for help adapting the game to your city.)

Who can play TranspoBINGO?

Anyone can play TranspoBINGO. The game meets players where they are—whether you’re new to transit or facing limited options, eager to push your skills as an experienced rider, or an elected official who wants to understand how residents move through their communities. Newcomers can try squares that feel doable and share what works (and what doesn’t), seasoned players can stretch into new routes and advocate for better service, and decisionmakers can experience firsthand the systems they help shape.

Why play TranspoBINGO?

TranspoBINGO is a community-building game and advocacy toolIt’s a fun way for residents to support better public transit, public spaces, and infrastructure while connecting with transit advocates and neighbors. The game also pushes elected leaders and agency representatives to rely on people-powered and non-car travel, experiencing the strengths and weaknesses of our transportation networks the way residents do on a daily basis. By structuring the game as a week-long challenge, TranspoBINGO fosters a sustained commitment from decisionmakers to fully engage with—and better understand—the systems they help shape.

TranspoBINGO 2026 Theme & Board

STAY TUNED! This year’s TranspoBINGO theme will be announced soon. The 2026 TranspoBINGO board will go live shortly before the game begins on February 5, 2026.

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In the meantime, you can view last year’s board below and check out the Rules of Play and other details from last year here.

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TranspoBINGO 2025 SPONSORS

Interested in becoming a TranspoBINGO 2026 sponsor? Please fill out this form.

Greater Greater Washington logo, featuring a large, green G. The Washington, DC regis is great and it can be greater.
metrobar logo, including several colored circles (red, orange, bluge, green, yellow, and silver) representing the different Metro lines.
DC Families for Safe Streets logo. Embedded circles of gold and black.
Ward 8 Woods logo, featuring trees and a flock of birds.
Friends of the DC Streetcar logo, featuring an image of the streetcar - sleek and futuristic.
Hill Family Biking logo, featuring a star and a bicycle. Washington, DC. Est. 2023.
Coalition for Smarter Growth logo with C, S, and G in different green-colored cirlces. DC, Maryland, Virginia.
Amalgamated Transit Union - Local 689 logo, featuring a bus, metro and DC monuments.
Bunch The Family Bike logo with an outline of a bunch bike.
The Hill is Home Logo - an outline of DC with a heart over Capitol Hill. Red text aligns the upper right border of the image of DC, stating @thehillishome.com.
Sierra Club DC Chapter logo, featuring a tree and natural landscape.
Chalk riot logo, with the name in all caps and the "i" in riot is an exclamation mark.
Friends of the Mount Vernon Trail logo, with an outline of the Trail.
League of Women Voters of the District of Columbia logo in blue letters with red swoosh.
Petworth for Safer Streets logo with a purple blue gradient.
Game Genius loco, with the letter "G" as a game tile, a die, and a chess piece.
American Planning Associatin - National Capital Area Chapter Logo with blue box and letters "APA - NCA."
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