11 Great Ideas Your System Should Try This Year
January 4, 2023
We culled projects from grantees and systems across the U.S. to highlight ways to make shared micromobility more equitable.
Community Outreach
The Importance of Engaging Ahead of Expansion
November 22, 2022
As its system grows, Ohio’s Link Dayton Bike Share has been conducting outreach and gathering input from residents in historically redlined areas.
Building Mobility Justice in Pittsburgh
October 26, 2022
A new Community Day celebration helped build camaraderie for the new POGOH system and shine a light on its low-income Mobility Justice Pass program.
Increasing Latiné Representation on Biketown
October 5, 2022
The Community Cycling Center has partnered with Andando en Bicicletas y Caminando (ABC) to increase bike share access in low-income communities of color.
Community Liaisons Spread Their Love of Bike Share
September 7, 2022
Blue Bikes, New Orleans’ nonprofit bike share system, used grant funding to recruit ambassadors from three historically underserved areas.
Wheels to Work Rolls On
August 22, 2022
Indego’s workforce development program recently graduated a second Philadelphia cohort — and inspired a whole new program in Houston.
The Importance of Community Mobility Rituals
August 12, 2022
Chicago-based Equiticity is working to socialize BIPOC around the act of mobility — increasing a sense of safety, ownership, and autonomy in the process.
Art, Books, and Bikes For All
July 27, 2022
A collaboration between four Nashville-based organizations has made bike share memberships available at every library, complete with suggested routes, group rides, and art bikes.
Golden Rollers Brings Micromobility to Older Adults
July 11, 2022
Texas-based nonprofit Ghisallo Cycling Initiative will introduce 24 seniors to San Antonio BCycle through weekly group rides.
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.