Bike Commuting

Heartland BCycle

July 6, 2020

Heartland Bikeshare

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Heartland Bike Share is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that exists for the development, promotion, and operation of bike sharing programs throughout the Heartland region for the benefit of the general public, aimed at promoting health and quality of life as

Breeze Bike Share

July 6, 2020

City of Santa Monica

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In 2011, Santa Monica adopted the City’s Bike Action Plan, which prioritized the creation of a local and regionally connected bike share system with the mission of reducing vehicle trips and emissions, encouraging broader bicycle ridership, expanding mobility options for

BIKETOWN

July 6, 2020

City of Portland, OR

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The City of Portland Bureau of Transportation is a community partner in shaping a livable city. They plan, build, manage and maintain an effective and safe transportation system that provides people and businesses access and mobility. Emergency Relief Work: In response

Healthy Ride

July 6, 2020

Bike Share Pittsburgh

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Bike Share Pittsburgh, Inc (henceforth referred to by the system name “Healthy Ride”) is Pittsburgh’s only non-profit bike share program. Our mission is to expand access to public transit through easy-to-use, affordable active transportation opportunities. An essential value of the

Emergency Response Grant

July 6, 2020

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The PeopleForBikes Foundation, as part of the Better Bike Share Partnership (BBSP), offered Emergency Response Grants to non-profit or city-owned and/or operated shared micromobility systems to support operations or programming during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Bluebikes

May 21, 2020

Boston Transportation Department, Active Transportation Team

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Bluebikes is Metro Boston's publicly-owned bike share program system, with 3,500 bikes at 321 stations across Boston, Brookline, Cambridge, Everett and Somerville. The original bike share program, Hubway, launched in Boston in 2011 and quickly became an essential part of

Reddy Bikeshare

May 21, 2020

Shared Mobility Inc.

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Shared Mobility Inc. (SMI) is a Buffalo, New York-based nonprofit that advances innovative transportation services that focus on a shared model. Founded in 2009 as the operator of Buffalo CarShare, the nation’s first social equity-focused shared mobility program, SMI has

PikeRide

May 21, 2020

PikeRide, Inc.

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PikeRide was launched and incubated within Colorado Springs Community Ventures dba Downtown Ventures which is the charitable nonprofit affiliate of Downtown Partnership. PikeRide transitioned to operations under its own non-profit status as of January 1, 2020. The mission of PikeRide

Des Moines Bcycle

May 20, 2020

Street Collective

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The Street Collective is a nonprofit organization and community bicycle shop with the mission to champion transportation options that are accessible, safe and enjoyable for everyone. Having evolved from its roots as the Bicycle Collective, the Street Collective has expanded

MoGo Detroit Bike Share

May 19, 2020

DDP Bike Share Corp.

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MoGo’s mission is to provide an active transit system of on-demand bikes to serve a wide range of people and needs. Since launching in 2017 with 43 stations and 430 bicycles, MoGo has exceeded all expectations, not only for ridership,