Play your way through the city with TranspoBINGO 2026, February 5–12! ????????♀️????????
TranspoBINGO is a week-long game that invites people to use and support public and active transportation while enjoying DC’s public spaces. This year’s theme, Play Your Way Through the City, treats non-car travel as a game, where curiosity sets the route, exploration earns the points, and the city itself becomes the gameboard.
How it works:
Download your board when it goes live just before February 5 Use non-car travel throughout the week—transit, walking, biking, or rolling— with sponsor-hosted events throughout the week to help you play Join fellow players at the Active Transit Social on February 12 to celebrate how we played (with prizes!)
Play your way through DC and support more joyful, accessible, and connected ways to move through the city. ???? Boards Go Live: February 4 ???? TranspoBINGO Play Dates: February 5–12 ???? Sign Up: Get your TranspoBINGO board as soon as it’s released ???? Play Together: Find activities to mark squares and meet cool people ???? Learn More: www.transpobingo.com
The DC History Center is proud to sponsor TranspoBINGO 2026.
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 or Instagram. Players who are not online can find TranspoBINGO boards in various public locations, print their own board, or contact us for a board to complete.
TranspoBINGO is a community-building game and advocacy tool. It’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.