* For rides around town, at the Farmers' Market, OSU
home games and other large events, the driver works for tips. We work
hard to create memorable experiences, bring the finest in alternative
transportation to Corvallis and get you where you need to go, so be
kind. If the ride is 5 minutes or longer, the rate is a dollar per
minute. $5 for 5 minutes, $10 for 10 minutes, and so forth.

* My rate as a chauffeur is $50 an hour. Motorized chauffeur service
ranges from $60 to $90 per hour and up.

* When hiring the pedicab for events, the rate is generally $35-$60 per
hour, depending on the nature of the event. Please note that the
pedicab travels best on paved, flat services as opposed to gravel
parking lots, steep hills or bumpy, grassy areas. Corvallis Pedicab
does not operate in bodies of water, mud pits, freeways, or areas
significantly lacking in appropriate gravity.

* For weddings, the rate is $50 an hour.

Rates for Tours of Corvallis:

Tours cover any area of town, except for the steep, outlying, hilly areas.
You can tour Corvallis neighborhoods, downtown, OSU campus, the
Willamette River front…all of the above and more, any time of day or
evening.  Email or call for more details. To take a discounted, bargain
tour of Southeast Corvallis, inquire about the "SouthTown Special."
I will either meet you somewhere in SE Corvallis, or you can come
to the business office and we'll begin the tour from there. The cost is
a mere $30 for one hour, or $15 for a half hour. What a deal!

* For a nominal fee, Corvallis Pedicab is also available for mobile
protests, grand entrances or other outlandish things. Send an email
dancrall-at-gmail-dot-com and let's talk.

* If your business would like to advertise on the pedicab, click here for more information.

Corvallis Pedicab gives a ride to Oregon's
Governor John Kitzhaber in late May 2010.

photos by Miles Eshaia

Corvallis Pedicab gives a ride to Oregon US
Senator Ron Wyden in early November 2010.

photos by Mikkel Leslie

 Defeated candidate Art Robinson
turns down a ride in mid April 2011.

photos by Martin Precek

Activist & Community Organizer Malik Rahim
rides in the pedicab in October 2011.

photos by Beulah Crall

Weddings

photos by Beulah Crall.

2009 Oregon State Fair

Around Town

photos by Mike Easter

photos by Yan Jiang

photos by Rebecca Badger

photos by Beulah Crall

photos by Dan Crall

Oregon State University Campus

photos by Zak Weinstein and Shelly Signs

On hand at Mennonite Village Continuing
Care Retirement Community

 "Thank you to Corvallis Pedicab for providing tours of the Village at Older Americans' Day.
You're always a crowd favorite!" - Whitney Olsen, Marketing Director, Mennonite Village

Hanging with Benny the Beaver

photos by Robbie McClaran

Early Days of Corvallis Pedicab

Corvallis Pedicab ventured to Albany, OR on May 12, 2009, to show
officials from the city the magic that could come to their town.
photos by Paul Atwood

photos by Chris Petersen

photos by Rebecka Weinsteiger