Week Without Driving BINGO
For Week Without Driving, we’ve put together a bingo card to highlight challenges and joyful experiences and encourage participants to provide feedback to the folks designing the systems that move us. Need a bingo card? Download a printable version here.
WWD Bingo Rules & Prizes
How to Submit
BINGO cards must be submitted by Tuesday, October 14th to be included in the drawing.
Either bring your card to our October meeting or take a photo/scan of the card (and any documentation - see “Scoring” below) and email it to info@transitcolumbus.org
Prizes
Everyone who submits a card with at least one bingo will receive a Transit Columbus sticker pack (which includes 3 stickers).
Prize winners will be selected via drawing. Winners will be announced on October 15.
Three prize winners will receive a Transit Columbus t-shirt or tote bag of their choosing (three design options available)
One grand prize winner will also receive:
Transit Columbus t-shirt or tote bag of their choosing
Either:
A paid COTA pass for 1 month
OR a $60 gift card to your preferred local bike shop
Either:
Two free tickets to the War On Cars event on January 27
OR, if you can’t attend, a copy of their book Life After Cars which we can get signed for you
OR, a copy of the book When Driving is Not an Option, written by Anna Zivarts (founder of Week Without Driving)
Scoring (TL;DR)
1 point = 1 submission to the prize drawing
1 Bingo = 5 points (each)
+1 point for every "documented” square in a bingo (repeatable up to 3 times per square in a bingo - see below for details)
Scoring (Detailed)
For each point you earn, you will receive one submission to our prize drawing.
For each bingo you get on the card, you will receive 5 points
While you do not have to “prove” that you’ve done each item to get a bingo, you can earn extra points by documenting each thing you do.
For each documented experience within a completed bingo, you will receive one point.
If you do something more than once, you can document it up to three times for additional points!
Examples of documentation:
Photos and videos! Bring your groceries on the bus? Take a photo! Sidewalk ends? Record a video!
Screenshots! Did you submit an issue to COTA or 311? Take a screenshot. Have a conversation with a friend about the importance of transit over text or discord? Screenshot (removing names/identifying info is good/fine/encouraged)
CC us on an email! If you’re writing to an elected official, CC or BCC info@transitcolumbus.org.
Write a reflection! Sometimes you’re not going to be able to document things in the moment, and that’s okay. Take a minute to write a sentence or paragraph (or more if you’d like) about an experience. If you convinced a friend to ride a bus, try writing a quick blurb on how they responded or what their experience was like. If you saw something you’d never noticed before on your walk home, tell us why it stood out to you.
Get creative with it! You want to document your experience in some other way? Go for it and have fun.