There's (already) a rack for that: Topeka's bike share win-win
May 6, 2016
Topeka Metro Bikes is expanding its bike share system with the help of some old-fashioned standard bike racks.
Stories
Age Is Just a Number for Indianapolis Bike Share Super User
April 26, 2016
Indiana Housing Authority bike share members ride three times more often than other members.
Capital Bikeshare introduces subsidized memberships (and more)
April 14, 2016
Low-income residents living in the Washington DC area can now get Capital Bikeshare memberships for $5 annually, thanks to a newly announced Community Partner Program.
Arlington offered a cash-payment option for bikeshare. Nobody used it.
April 7, 2016
Maybe there are bigger barriers to bike share than not having a credit card.
Bike share or bus? In Los Angeles, the price will be the same
March 29, 2016
When it comes to integrating bike share with other forms of public transit, Los Angeles County is going where no bike share has gone before.
Equity through usability: Design students will study bike sharing
March 21, 2016
Understanding how people make transportation choices is crucial to better marketing bike share, and one group of researchers believes they can add to the industry’s collective knowledge
Registration now open for Better Bike Share Conference
March 14, 2016
Registration is now open for the Better Bike Share Conference in Philadelphia and attendees have until May 4 to take advantage of discounted early bird rates.
Electric assist might be bike share’s next big thing
March 7, 2016
The potential of electric pedal-assist bicycles to entice nervous and intimidated people into trying bike share is promising, but so far
5 cities without bike share just met to talk about bike share and equity
March 3, 2016
The Better Bike Share Partnership brought together influential people from five diverse cities that are planning to launch bike share within the next two years: Atlanta, Baltimore, Detroit, Los Angeles and Memphis.
On one man’s road to recovery, Capital Bikeshare beats the bus
February 18, 2016
It takes Abiesolom “Abi” Woldegedreal 45 minutes to an hour on the bus to get from his home in Columbia Heights to the CVS Pharmacy where he works. Luckily, he has a quicker commuting option—Capital Bikeshare.