Shared Micromobility, Southern Style
Texas-based Blue Duck brings a distinct, collaborative approach to scooter and bike share in the Southeast.
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In Pittsburgh, A New Community Ambassador Program Pays Off
Bike share system Healthy Ride partnered with three local nonprofits to better serve lower-income neighborhoods and communities of color.
We All Rise in Quincy Brown’s Neighborhood
A young urban planner returned home to Portland, Oregon, on a mission: Bring diversity, resiliency and joy to the places where he grew up.
Meet 5 Grantees Out to Transform Bike Share
We’re proud to announce our Living Lab winners, all of which will create replicable programs for improving shared micromobility in low-income communities.
Bringing Mobility to Colorado Springs’ Underserved
Through a partnership with Springs Rescue Mission, PikeRide found new riders in the chronically homeless, addicted and poor.
Transportation Bills to Get Excited About
Here’s what policy proposals are on the radar of U.S. active transportation advocates—and how they could affect bike share.
This Machine Habla Español
Tulsa's bike share system used grant funds to hire a community coordinator, who served as a Spanish translator, event lead and Latino interpreter.
Bike Share is Returning to NOLA
We got the scoop on Blue Krewe, a newly-formed nonprofit tasked with bringing bike share back to New Orleans.
Community Art Meets Bike Share
In Omaha, Nebraska, Heartland BCycle engaged local youth to turn a portion of its fleet into movable pieces of public art.
Q&A: Angie Schmitt On Race, Class and Traffic Violence in America
The author of “Right of Way” discusses the silent epidemic surrounding pedestrian deaths in the U.S., fixes city planners can implement today, and what’s got her feeling good about the future of active transportation.