- Our website: publicbikeshare.com will reopen March 2016 with upgrades and a new exciting outlook on the bike share scene.
We look forward to your suggestions.
We look forward to your suggestions.
Cyclehop and @KraniumDesign to introduce integrated helmet vending, LED ad panels, payment kiosk to @GridBikes soon.
https://www.facebook.com/TAMUSustainability
Rugged Cycles deployed a 300 bike bike share system with seven stations in the summer of 2013! This winter the system is expected to expand to 500 bikes. I am sure that this is the largest University bike share program, in fact it is probably the largest bike share program in the State of Texas – and you know how they like everything BIG in Texas!!
Check out the website: www.maroonbikeshare.com
It maybe time for the City of Vancouver to take a look at the investment they made into the Helmet/bike share system locally built by the SandVault Group!
http://www.insidevancouver.ca/2014/01/28/vancouver-bike-sharing-program-faces-speedbump/
SandVault’s equipment has been the only profitable bike share system that I know about, deployed in Miami Beach. Take a look at Vancouver’s local public bike share equipment supplier: www.sandvault.com
Bixi signed a “memorandum of agreement” regarding a sale in December but the buyer, whose identity was not revealed, pulled out of the deal this month, the city said.
http://www.montrealgazette.com/business/Bixi+files+bankruptcy+protection/9408589/story.html
“I really do see bicycling as the future of civic investment,” she says, “not because it’s the right thing to do, or a fun and healthy thing to do, even though it is, but because it’s just the only thing that economically makes sense.” – Elly Blue
The more locations for the stations the better the system will be for all, hitting maximum density is key with this type of system.
http://www.illawarramercury.com.au/story/1557634/bike-share-scheme-wheels-into-wollongong/?cs=300
http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/thu-june-6-2013/full-pedal-racket—citi-bike
But seriously here is a poll 100 person poll by nymag.com:
http://nymag.com/daily/intelligencer/2013/06/citi-bike-poll-share-new-york.html
My prediction is that New York’s Bike Share program will expand to far more than 10,000 bikes in the next 5 years, as the number of members, (As of June 6th over 30,000) that have already signed up show huge support!
Public Bike Share is simply just a healthy option to driving your car for those short trips, of which 62% are less than 5 miles.