What We Learned at the 2022 NABSA Conference
November 14, 2022
From October 25 to 27, our industry met in Guadalajara, Mexico, in order to gather, learn, and define the future of shared micromobility together.
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Equity Issues in Cashless Fare Payment
August 17, 2022
A new paper explores the challenges facing U.S. transit riders without bank accounts or smartphones, and offers solutions to ensure they’re not left behind.
Have a Library Card? Check Out a Bike
April 8, 2022
In Wisconsin, a collaboration between BCycle and the Madison Public Library Foundation gives residents temporary access to a bike share membership.
Pittsburgh Is Reimagining Mobility
January 7, 2022
As the first mobility as a service (MaaS) project of its kind in the U.S., Move PGH is making different forms of shared mobility easily accessible — and car ownership obsolete.
Living Labs, a Year in Review
December 8, 2021
Five Better Bike Share Partnership grantees are halfway through multi-year equity projects. Learn what’s been accomplished thus far and what’s still to come.
Planning’s Disability Blindspot
October 4, 2021
All cities should strive to serve everyone, people with disabilities included. Unfortunately, the latter is all too often left out of the planning process.
Xiang Yan Wants To Make Micromobility Better
May 12, 2021
The Chinese-born researcher wants to make public transit and shared micromobility work in tandem.
Meet 5 Grantees Out to Transform Bike Share
February 17, 2021
We’re proud to announce our Living Labs, all of which will create replicable programs for improving shared micromobility in low-income communities.
The End of NACTO & BBSP & Cities for Cycling Roundtable
July 7, 2020
On June 15, the National Association of Transportation Officials and BBSP kicked off the third annual roundtable, or Cities for Cycling Roundtable as it’s being dubbed in 2020. This is our final update!
A Look Into Bike Share in Rural Communities
November 13, 2019
Since 2010, bike share and micromobility have spread across the U.S., with urban areas being first in line to adopt these new modes of transportation. Today, we’re highlighting some rural bike share efforts and successes.