In late June, 400 bikes were deployed in Santa Cruz and on the University of California, Santa Cruz campus. Eventually, the system will grow to include most of the county.
As part of an ongoing series, we’re spotlighting underrepresented voices in shared micromobility in order to encourage more diversity and representation in the field.
The Southern California city has an ambitious plan to build a true 15-minute city, complete with protected bike facilities on every arterial and a bike share dock in every neighborhood.
As part of an ongoing series, we’re spotlighting underrepresented voices in shared micromobility in order to encourage more diversity and representation in the field.
According to a new report from NUMO, the quality of a city’s public transportation significantly influences the extent to which e-scooters and bikes improve job access.
This report highlights innovative micromobility programs, launched between 2019 and 2021, that are aimed at implementing equitable practices and achieving equitable outcomes in five mid-sized U.S. cities: Denver, Colorado; Minneapolis, Minnesota; Oakland, California; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and Saint Paul, Minnesota. The