Who We Are

Bike Hoboken is dedicated to creating a safer, more enjoyable, and accessible transportation experience for cyclists, pedestrians, and transit users in Hoboken, NJ. We achieve this through community events, cyclist support services, and advocacy for comprehensive street infrastructure. Our vision is for Hoboken to set the standard for safe transportation design and to inspire Vision Zero initiatives across the country.

Meet our board of trustees

  • Andrew Wilson

    Andrew Wilson

    EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

    CHAIRPERSON OF THE BOARD

    Andrew has lived and cycled in Hoboken since 2012. His passion focuses on transportation safety and advocacy. He believes that all Hoboken residents deserve transportation options that are safe, fun, and accessible.

    He’s done his fair share of road biking and bikepacking in the past, but these days, you’re most likely to see him rolling around town on his vintage yellow Schwinn or hauling groceries on his Tern GSD.

  • Adele Serunjogi

    VICE CHAIR

  • Joshua Grgas

    TREASURER

    VICE CHAIR OF THE BOARD

    Josh grew up in Freehold, NJ and has lived in southwest Hoboken since 2019. His childhood love of biking was rekindled after moving to Portland, Oregon in 2007 where he became a daily bike commuter and started participating in critical mass rides.

    He spontaneously joined a Bike Hoboken community ride in 2023 and has been volunteering ever since. Passionate about inclusivity and safety you can find him ride-marshalling not only for Bike Hoboken, but also on Bike JC’s Friday Night Light Up rides and the Jersey City Ward Tour.

    He is currently a project manager for Ferrero North America and has previously worked as a beer brewer, whiskey distiller and recycling program manager.

  • Clayton Lane

    BOARD SECRETARY

    Clayton met his wife advocating for bike sharing in Philadelphia, and he's been advocating for safer streets ever since! He loves walkable, bike-friendly, transit rich cities where all people can thrive, and he has dedicated much of his life to the cause.

    Clayton co-founded PhillyCarShare which helped usher shared mobility into the U.S., earning an EPA Environmental Achievement Award. He helped catalyze bus rapid transit (BRT) and safer streets around the world by leading the Institute for Transportation and Development Policy (CEO, ITDP) and co-founding the WRI Center for Sustainable Cities. Perhaps his funnest role was leading global policy and sustainability for micromobility pioneer Bird, operating in 475 cties. Along the way, Clayton's teams have authored a few well-referenced guides including the BRT Standard, Bike Share Planning Guide, and Cities Safer by Design. A planner at heart, Clayton began his career planning bus and rail systems across the U.S., and he currently serves as a transportation planner for Nelson\Nygaard.

    By far Clayton's proudest moments are walking outside in Hoboken with his 3-year-old son, and feeling the satisfaction that he and his colleagues have contributed to safer streets and a fairer, more sustainable world for his son and generations to come.

Our History

Bike Hoboken has played a pivotal role in transforming the city’s cycling landscape, starting from the formation of the Hoboken Bicycle And... Club in 1986. Over time, efforts grew stronger through organizations like Hobiken, and were eventually expanded with the founding of Bike Hoboken by Juan Melli in 2008. Under leadership from Chris Giannini, Josh Meyers, Brian Wagner, Ron Bautista, Chris Adair and countless volunteers, Bike Hoboken gained momentum with projects such as curbside transformations, the introduction of bike share, and organizing for safe streets. These efforts have helped make Hoboken’s streets a safer place for all residents. Today, as a 501(c)(3) non-profit, Bike Hoboken continues to lead efforts for sustainable transportation. To learn more about our journey, read the Brief History of Bicycle Advocacy in Hoboken.

Partner Organizations

Financial Information

  • Hoboken Complete Streets (D/B/A Bike Hoboken) is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Our federal EIN is 33-1554421.

    Our mailing address is:
    Hoboken Complete Streets
    PO Box 3032
    Hoboken, NJ 07030

  • Bike Hoboken welcomes public donations in order to enhance our organizational reach. As a fully volunteer-run group, every contribution directly supports our advocacy work—no funds are used for salaries, and all finances undergo proper auditing.

    To minimize transaction costs, and ensure donations go directly to our mission, please make checks payable to Hoboken Complete Streets and mail them to the address listed above, or get in touch with us for more options.