Resources: Case Studies

NACTO’s 2019 Shared Mobility Analysis Shows 136 Million Trips Taken

On August 27, the National Association of City Transportation Officials (NACTO) released their long-anticipated 2019 snapshot of the number of trips taken with shared micromobility. Check out their report to see what changed in 2019!

One-pager: Access Pass bike share discount program

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This one-pager outlines Indego's Access Pass bike share discount program, helping to make bike share available to a diverse cross-section of the community.

Report: Strategies for Engaging Community

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The Strategies for Engaging Community Report provides examples from bike share partnerships across the country.

Breaking barriers to bike share: Insights on equity

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Summary of findings from Portland State University researchers on bike sharing in Philadelphia, Chicago, and Brooklyn.

Breaking barriers to bike share: Insights from residents of traditionally underserved neighborhoods

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Findings from Portland State University researchers on resident barriers and attractive factors to bike share.

Bringing equitable bike share to Bed-Stuy

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Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation has been at the center of a multi-sectoral partnership to improve quality of life with Citi Bike as a tool.

How to engage diverse communities with bike share: 3) Build employment opportunities

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Philadelphia, Milwaukee, and Brooklyn are connecting bike share engagement efforts with workforce development activities.

How to engage diverse communities with bike share: 2) Learn about your riders

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Misunderstandings of who lives in your target community can decrease your effectiveness. Instead of operating blindly, take the time to learn about the people you are trying to engage.

How to engage diverse communities with bike share: 1) Cultivate relationships

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Relationship building is the key to attracting bike share riders who represent the diversity of the cities they are from. Here are four ways U.S. bike share systems are forging relationships around their service.

Biking is for Everyone: Lessons Learned from Nice Ride Neighborhood

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This report explains how Nice Ride Minnesota created their Nice Ride Neighborhood program.