We spoke with Neil Walker, a League Cycling Instructor (LCI) and educator based in Pittsburgh, on the benefits of bike share.
Neil Walker’s passion for biking came when it
BBSP was excited to connect with some of our past Living Labs cities to share how their work has evolved since completing the program.
This week, we’re catching up with three of our past Living Labs grantees—
Tucson, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, and Philadelphia are all expanding bike share access and equity in their first year as BBSP Living Labs.
From expanding access in historically underserved neighborhoods to rethinking how bike share systems engage their
Four organizations will receive funding, support, and additional resources to develop best practices for expanding access to and use of shared micromobility in historically marginalized communities.
The Better Bike
Submit a Letter of Interest for our next round of Living Labs by November 17. Grantees will be awarded $200,000 over two years for projects making shared micromobility more equitable.
It was a historic year for the city’s bike share and e-scooter programs, complete with expanded footprints, an uptick in equity memberships, and new ridership records.
Two years in, our five living labs have made considerable progress on their respective projects, continuing to engage underserved communities around bike share.