Recent Streetsblog NYC posts about Bike Sharing

Citi Bike Expands South of Atlantic Avenue

By David Meyer | | 8 Comments
Yesterday, Citi Bike began installing stations in the Brooklyn neighborhoods south of Atlantic Avenue and west of Prospect Park. A few stations are already operating, according to the Citi Bike station map, with a total of 73 set to go live in the area in the coming weeks. All told there are 139 new bike-share stations […]

Major Citi Bike Expansion Starts Today

By David Meyer | | 34 Comments
Early Monday morning and #citibike kicks off their huge 2016 expansion! pic.twitter.com/abCLKh0tuJ — Will Bissell (@BissMarkie) August 1, 2016 Citi Bike began installing a batch of 121 139 new stations this morning, kicking off a 2016 expansion phase that in Manhattan will reach up to 110th Street and in Brooklyn will extend to the neighborhoods between Red […]
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Report: Access to Car-Share and Bike-Share Is Worse in Communities of Color

By Angie Schmitt | | No Comments
Car-share and bike-share services are making it easier to go without owning a car in American cities, but access to “shared-use” systems remains limited in communities of color compared to majority-white neighborhoods, according to a new analysis from the Shared Use Mobility Center [PDF]. SUMC developed a method to analyze which places have the most potential for car-share and bike-share usage across […]
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Report: As Cities Add Bike Lanes, More People Bike and Biking Gets Safer

By Angie Schmitt | | No Comments
The more people bike on the streets, the safer the streets are for everyone who bikes. This phenomenon, originally identified by researcher Peter Jacobsen, is known as “safety in numbers.” And that’s exactly what American cities are seeing as they add bike infrastructure — more cyclists and safer cycling — according to a new report from the National […]
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