Digital Transit Bingo
Small things to try from October 1 – 8, 2026. Tap a square when you've done it. Five in a row is a bingo.
The week is on: day 1 of 8.
Row 1
Row 2
Row 3
Row 4
Row 5
No squares marked yet. The middle square is free.
Valid Oct 1–8, 2026 · Honor system
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Row 1
- Took the bus somewhere you'd usually drive.
- Walked or rolled to an errand.
- Went a whole day without driving.
- Got a ride from a friend, family member or neighbor instead of driving yourself.
- Planned a trip with transit directions in a map app or the RTC trip planner.
Row 2
- Noticed a bus stop with no shade, bench or shelter.
- Went to a library, park or community center without driving.
- Rode a bus route you'd never taken before.
- Biked or scooted for part of a trip.
- Told someone why you're taking part in Week Without Driving.
Row 3
- Worked or studied from home instead of driving.
- Found your nearest bus stop on lvwwd.org/go.
- Week Without Driving (free square)
- Asked someone who doesn't drive how they get around.
- Wrote down one thing that would make getting around easier.
Row 4
- Timed a trip and compared it with how long driving takes.
- Found a broken sidewalk, missing curb ramp or blocked path.
- Got groceries or a prescription without driving.
- Rode RTC Paratransit, a senior shuttle or a community ride service.
- Explored a neighborhood you don't usually visit, without driving.
Row 5
- Told a friend or posted online how a trip went, including what was hard.
- Did a sidewalk audit with the guide on lvwwd.org/guides.
- Got to school or work without driving.
- Took a trip with a friend, family member or coworker.
- Helped someone else plan a trip without driving.
How to play
- Tap a square when you've done it. Tap it again to unmark it.
- Five marked squares in a row, down a column, or corner to corner make a bingo. The middle square is free.
- Every way of getting around counts: by bus, walking or rolling, biking, or getting a ride. Some squares you can do without leaving home.
- If you still have to drive, you haven't failed. Noticing what made it hard is part of the game.
- Two squares use this site: find your nearest stop on the Find a bus page, and follow the sidewalk audit guide.
- It's on the honor system. Nobody checks your card.
- Bingos are for fun and don't win a prize by themselves. To win, sign up and describe each trip you take without driving in My week, October 1 to 8.
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Win a 30-day RTC bus pass.
Sign up, then describe each trip you take without driving, October 1 – 8. Each day is one entry.
Digital Transit Bingo
Name:
Week Without Driving Las Vegas · October 1 to 8, 2026
How to play Mark a square with a pen when you've done it. Five in a row, down a column, or corner to corner is a bingo. The middle square is free. Every way of getting around counts: by bus, walking or rolling, biking, or getting a ride. If you still have to drive, you haven't failed.
Took the bus somewhere you'd usually drive.
Walked or rolled to an errand.
Went a whole day without driving.
Got a ride from a friend, family member or neighbor instead of driving yourself.
Planned a trip with transit directions in a map app or the RTC trip planner.
Noticed a bus stop with no shade, bench or shelter.
Went to a library, park or community center without driving.
Rode a bus route you'd never taken before.
Biked or scooted for part of a trip.
Told someone why you're taking part in Week Without Driving.
Worked or studied from home instead of driving.
Found your nearest bus stop on lvwwd.org/go.
WEEK WITHOUT DRIVING
Free square
Asked someone who doesn't drive how they get around.
Wrote down one thing that would make getting around easier.
Timed a trip and compared it with how long driving takes.
Found a broken sidewalk, missing curb ramp or blocked path.
Got groceries or a prescription without driving.
Rode RTC Paratransit, a senior shuttle or a community ride service.
Explored a neighborhood you don't usually visit, without driving.
Told a friend or posted online how a trip went, including what was hard.
Did a sidewalk audit with the guide on lvwwd.org/guides.
Got to school or work without driving.
Took a trip with a friend, family member or coworker.
Helped someone else plan a trip without driving.
Digital Transit Bingo
Name:
Week Without Driving Las Vegas · October 1 to 8, 2026
How to play Tick a box with a pen when you've done it. A bingo is all five squares in one row, or the same numbered square in all five rows, or a diagonal: square 1 in row 1, square 2 in row 2, and so on to square 5 in row 5, or square 5 in row 1, square 4 in row 2, and so on to square 1 in row 5. Square 3 in row 3 is free. Every way of getting around counts: by bus, walking or rolling, biking, or getting a ride. If you still have to drive, you haven't failed.
Row 1
- 1. Took the bus somewhere you'd usually drive.
- 2. Walked or rolled to an errand.
- 3. Went a whole day without driving.
- 4. Got a ride from a friend, family member or neighbor instead of driving yourself.
- 5. Planned a trip with transit directions in a map app or the RTC trip planner.
Row 2
- 1. Noticed a bus stop with no shade, bench or shelter.
- 2. Went to a library, park or community center without driving.
- 3. Rode a bus route you'd never taken before.
- 4. Biked or scooted for part of a trip.
- 5. Told someone why you're taking part in Week Without Driving.
Row 3
- 1. Worked or studied from home instead of driving.
- 2. Found your nearest bus stop on lvwwd.org/go.
- 3. Week Without Driving (free square)
- 4. Asked someone who doesn't drive how they get around.
- 5. Wrote down one thing that would make getting around easier.
Row 4
- 1. Timed a trip and compared it with how long driving takes.
- 2. Found a broken sidewalk, missing curb ramp or blocked path.
- 3. Got groceries or a prescription without driving.
- 4. Rode RTC Paratransit, a senior shuttle or a community ride service.
- 5. Explored a neighborhood you don't usually visit, without driving.
Row 5
- 1. Told a friend or posted online how a trip went, including what was hard.
- 2. Did a sidewalk audit with the guide on lvwwd.org/guides.
- 3. Got to school or work without driving.
- 4. Took a trip with a friend, family member or coworker.
- 5. Helped someone else plan a trip without driving.