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Queen’s University is once again supporting the national week-long  designed to promote active and sustainable commuting. The challenge runs from June 4-10 and while commuting may look different for some this year, the Queen's community is encouraged to , whether they are telecommuting, cycling, walking, taking public transit, or using other sustainable modes of transportation. In 2019, Queen’s had 421 participants, who collectively avoided 5,016 kg of CO2 eÑý¼§Ö±²¥s and saved 2,341 litres of fuel.

The Commuter Challenge also coincides with Cycle Kingston’s , which encourages more community members to ride their bikes. As a part of Cycling Week, Queen's is hosting its annual Roll-in Breakfast on Tuesday June 6 from 7-9:30 a.m. on the southeast corner of University and Union (in front of Douglas Library). The Roll-in Breakfast provides participants with free breakfast as an incentive to cycle to work and join the Commuter Challenge.