Indego’s Mini-Grants Help Build Trust and Community
November 13, 2023
Through grants of up to $1,000, Philadelphia’s bike share system supports local community-based organizations. Crucially, a connection to bicycling isn’t required.
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NACTO’s 2022 Shared Micromobility Report is Here
November 7, 2023
Data from the U.S. and Canada shows how shared bikes and scooters have changed transportation, providing safer, cheaper, and more accessible ways for people to get around.
Blue Bikes Is Offering Free Rides for Seasonal Vaccines
November 3, 2023
In New Orleans, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana is sponsoring free 30-minute Blue Bikes rides to and from clinics, doctors’ offices, or pharmacies.
Introducing Our 2023-2024 Transportation Justice Fellows!
November 1, 2023
Meet eight individuals from across the country shaping a more equitable transportation system.
Closing the Active Transportation Gender Gap
October 30, 2023
Shawna Kitzman, a project planner from Toole Design, weighs in on how shared micromobility can better serve female users.
In Boston, Bike Share Is Public Transportation
October 24, 2023
The new city-subsidized Boston Bikes Pass makes annual Bluebikes memberships just $60/year for new riders and $5/year for low-income residents.
Adaptive Bike Share Comes to Pittsburgh
October 18, 2023
Thanks to a recent AARP grant, Bike Share Pittsburgh has secured an adaptive bike fleet and is currently building new programming around it.
The Street Trust Expands Its Biketown Ambassador Program
October 13, 2023
The program — a partnership between The Street Trust and the City of Portland — encourages residents living with low incomes to use bike share for free.
A Take On Adaptive Bike Share, Part 3: Portland, OR
October 11, 2023
In operation since 2017, Biketown’s adaptive program was designed with — and has continued to grow as a result of — extensive community input.
Increasing Bike Share for Underrepresented Angelenos
October 6, 2023
In Los Angeles, BikeLA has been partnering with Metro Bike Share, Bicycle Transit Systems, and local community organizations to target those often left out of cycling.