Sentences with phrase «new bike share systems»

This growth is attributable to increasing ridership in existing systems as well as the launch of several major new bike share systems across the country.

The first year of New York City's new bike share system will generate $ 36 million in economic activity and create -LSB-...]

Motivate will add thousands of bikes to its current systems and launch a new bike share system in Portland, Oregon in 2016.

Motivate, a global leader in bike share, today announced a major partnership with Nike, the world's leading designer, marketer, and distributor of authentic athletic footwear and apparel and the City of Portland, Oregon, that will support and expand the city's new bike share system.

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In a marketing push lasting through the end of May, consumers can take free bike rides in certain areas, such as New York, Chicago and Montreal, that are served by Motivate - operated bike - sharing systems.

the bike share operator «continues work to conclude manufacture and testing of the high - performance software necessary to operate the new system, which is being tailored for New York Cinew system, which is being tailored for New York CiNew York City.

His second - term priorities include the development of a citywide master plan for Select Bus Service, and the rapid expansion of the bike - share system, which he views as an important new piece of transportation infrastructure deserving of public investment.

He wrote that with the large number of developments headed to the borough's North Shore — like the New York Wheel — the neighborhoods needs the bike - share system for residents and tourists to get around.

It is likely that other cities with similar bike sharing systems, like New York, Toronto, or Paris, will see similar effects on housing prices.

The city's environmental office has announced that funds coming from the environmental impact of the construction of a new line of Metrobus will be destined to new bike paths, and that they are launching the public bike sharing system next February.

Montreal's new public bike sharing system or «PBS,» as it's being called, relies on a new bike design, solar powered stations, wireless inventory management, and software to manage it all.

This will be old news to many people, reading about someone testing out the New York City bike share system.

This program has proved a great success by making bike share a more affordable transportation option for many Torontonians and providing a low - cost option for new riders to try the system.

Bublr is not the only bike share system embracing a new model for payment.

He believes this new pricing structure will lower some of the barriers that exist for potential users of bike share and help the nonprofit bike share system's mission of improving transportation access for all Milwaukeeans.

Motivate operates over 50 % of the bike share fleet in North America including the four largest systems in the US: Citi Bike in New York, Divvy in Chicago, Capital Bikeshare in the D.C. area, and Hubway in the Boston area.

The Los Angeles bike share system is still fairly new, but what helps it stand out are its steps to make equity a part of the equation from the beginning.

Motivate manages many of the largest bike share systems in North America, including Citi Bike (New York), Ford GoBike (San Francisco Bay area), Hubway (Boston metro area) and Capital Bikeshare (Washington DC metro area).

Portland, OR, July 19, 2016 — Today is opening day of Portland's newest transportation option and Motivate's twelfth bike share system: BIKETOWN.

Portland joins over 60 US cities, including New York, Chicago, Washington DC, San Antonio, Indianapolis, Boise and Austin and 500 cities worldwide that have popular, safe and successful bike share systems.

The Citi Bike program is New York's bike share system.

In addition to CoGo, Motivate currently operates bike share systems across the country including Hubway in Boston, Divvy in Chicago, Chattanooga Bike Share in Tennessee, Capital Bikeshare in Washington D.C., and Citi Bike in New York share systems across the country including Hubway in Boston, Divvy in Chicago, Chattanooga Bike Share in Tennessee, Capital Bikeshare in Washington D.C., and Citi Bike in New York Share in Tennessee, Capital Bikeshare in Washington D.C., and Citi Bike in New York City.

Motivate systems, including Citi Bike in New York, Divvy in Chicago, Capital Bikeshare in the D.C. area, Hubway in the Boston area and BIKETOWN in Portland, OR were responsible for over 80 % of bike share trips taken in 2016.

8D's unique green urban transportation management and payment solutions include the award - winning city parking system (8D APMS ™) and bike share systems deployed on four (4) continents, in the USA (Boston, Jersey City, Minneapolis, New York City, San Francisco Bay Area, Washington DC area), UK (London), Australia (Melbourne), Canada (Montreal), and in the UAE (Abu Dhabi).

Motivate currently manages all of the largest bike share systems in the United States and many of the largest systems in the world, including Ford GoBike (California Bay Area), Citi Bike (New York and Jersey City), Divvy (Chicago), CoGo Bike Share (Columbus, Ohio), Capital Bike Share (Washington, D.C., Arlington and Alexandria, Va., and Montgomery County, Md.), Hubway (Boston, Somerville, Cambridge and Brookline, Mass.), Bike Chattanooga (Tenn.) and BIKETOWN (Portland,share systems in the United States and many of the largest systems in the world, including Ford GoBike (California Bay Area), Citi Bike (New York and Jersey City), Divvy (Chicago), CoGo Bike Share (Columbus, Ohio), Capital Bike Share (Washington, D.C., Arlington and Alexandria, Va., and Montgomery County, Md.), Hubway (Boston, Somerville, Cambridge and Brookline, Mass.), Bike Chattanooga (Tenn.) and BIKETOWN (Portland,Share (Columbus, Ohio), Capital Bike Share (Washington, D.C., Arlington and Alexandria, Va., and Montgomery County, Md.), Hubway (Boston, Somerville, Cambridge and Brookline, Mass.), Bike Chattanooga (Tenn.) and BIKETOWN (Portland,Share (Washington, D.C., Arlington and Alexandria, Va., and Montgomery County, Md.), Hubway (Boston, Somerville, Cambridge and Brookline, Mass.), Bike Chattanooga (Tenn.) and BIKETOWN (Portland, OR).

I asked bike sharing systems to describe any efforts to encourage and promote installing new bicycle travel facilities near residents with lower incomes or disproportionately underrepresented in bicycling.

Some of the world's largest brands are collaborating with Hubway and its operator Motivate, which operates the largest and most popular bike share systems across the country including Citi Bike in New York City, Divvy in Chicago, and Ford GoBike in the Bay Area, among others.

The size and scope of measures to promote bike sharing equity vary, but all types of bike sharing systems are working to lower access barriers.Whether a large established system with significant government investment like Capital Bikeshare, a new small nonprofit system searching for funding like Kansas City B - cycle, or a for - profit system like Decobike Miami Beach, operators are expending the effort to lower access barriers.

Motivate manages all of the largest bike share systems in the United States and many of the largest systems in the world, including Citi Bike (New York and Jersey City), Divvy (Chicago), CoGo Bike Share (Columbus, Ohio), Capital Bike Share (Washington, D.C.; Arlington and Alexandria, Va.; and Montgomery County, Md.), Hubway (Boston, Somerville, Cambridge and Brookline, Mass.), Pronto (Seattle), Bike Chattanooga (Tenn.), Bike Share Toronto, and Melbourne Bike Share in Austrshare systems in the United States and many of the largest systems in the world, including Citi Bike (New York and Jersey City), Divvy (Chicago), CoGo Bike Share (Columbus, Ohio), Capital Bike Share (Washington, D.C.; Arlington and Alexandria, Va.; and Montgomery County, Md.), Hubway (Boston, Somerville, Cambridge and Brookline, Mass.), Pronto (Seattle), Bike Chattanooga (Tenn.), Bike Share Toronto, and Melbourne Bike Share in AustrShare (Columbus, Ohio), Capital Bike Share (Washington, D.C.; Arlington and Alexandria, Va.; and Montgomery County, Md.), Hubway (Boston, Somerville, Cambridge and Brookline, Mass.), Pronto (Seattle), Bike Chattanooga (Tenn.), Bike Share Toronto, and Melbourne Bike Share in AustrShare (Washington, D.C.; Arlington and Alexandria, Va.; and Montgomery County, Md.), Hubway (Boston, Somerville, Cambridge and Brookline, Mass.), Pronto (Seattle), Bike Chattanooga (Tenn.), Bike Share Toronto, and Melbourne Bike Share in AustrShare Toronto, and Melbourne Bike Share in AustrShare in Australia.

New York, NY — October 28, 2014 — Bikeshare Holdings LLC today announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire Alta Bicycle Share, a global bike share operations leader with programs including Citi Bike in New York City and systems in Chicago, the Washington, D.C. area, the Boston area, the San Francisco Bay area, Toronto, Seattle, Columbus, Chattanooga and MelboShare, a global bike share operations leader with programs including Citi Bike in New York City and systems in Chicago, the Washington, D.C. area, the Boston area, the San Francisco Bay area, Toronto, Seattle, Columbus, Chattanooga and Melboshare operations leader with programs including Citi Bike in New York City and systems in Chicago, the Washington, D.C. area, the Boston area, the San Francisco Bay area, Toronto, Seattle, Columbus, Chattanooga and Melbourne.

Starting on Feb. 1 — Buy the «Explorer Pass» or «Single Ride» on the Transit app Responding to Chicago residents» interest in a more flexible Divvy pricing structure, the popular bike share system is rolling out a series of new fare options and benefits on Thursday, February 1, Divvy announced today.

Motivate systems, including Citi Bike in New York, Divvy in Chicago, Capital Bikeshare in the D.C. area, Hubway in the Boston area, BIKETOWN in Portland and Ford GoBike in the San Francisco Bay Area, are responsible for over 80 percent of bike share trips taken annually.

When completed in 2018, the 7,000 - bike, 546 - station Ford GoBike network will be the second - largest bike share system in North America, while setting new national standards in density, convenience and socio - economic equity.

When completed in 2018, the Bay Area's 7,000 - bike, 546 - station Ford GoBike network will be the second - largest bike share system in North America, while setting new national standards in density, convenience and socio - economic equity.

For Immediate ReleaseJanuary 14, 2015With new leadership and financial backing, the global bike share leader is poised to innovate and drive exponential growthNEW YORK — Alta Bicycle Share is now Motivate, the global bike share leader bringing unparalleled experience in building and operating large, complex bike share sysshare leader is poised to innovate and drive exponential growthNEW YORK — Alta Bicycle Share is now Motivate, the global bike share leader bringing unparalleled experience in building and operating large, complex bike share sysShare is now Motivate, the global bike share leader bringing unparalleled experience in building and operating large, complex bike share sysshare leader bringing unparalleled experience in building and operating large, complex bike share sysshare systems.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 27, 2015 New system will be 7,000 bikes strong and bring bike share to East Bay for first time New online portal suggest.bayareabikeshare.com enables residents to propose station location ideas OAKLAND — The Metropolitan Transportation Commission today voted to enter into a contract with Motivate, the nation's largest bike share operator.

Motivate currently manages all of the largest bike share systems in the United States and many of the largest systems in the world, including Bay Area Bike Share (California Bay Area), Citi Bike (New York and Jersey City), Divvy (Chicago), CoGo Bike Share (Columbus, Ohio), Capital Bike Share (Washington, D.C.; Arlington and Alexandria, Va.; and Montgomery County, Md.), Hubway (Boston, Somerville, Cambridge and Brookline, Mass.), Pronto (Seattle), Bike Chattanooga (Tenn.), Bike Share Toronto and Melbourne Bike Share in Australia as well as Bay Area Bike Sshare systems in the United States and many of the largest systems in the world, including Bay Area Bike Share (California Bay Area), Citi Bike (New York and Jersey City), Divvy (Chicago), CoGo Bike Share (Columbus, Ohio), Capital Bike Share (Washington, D.C.; Arlington and Alexandria, Va.; and Montgomery County, Md.), Hubway (Boston, Somerville, Cambridge and Brookline, Mass.), Pronto (Seattle), Bike Chattanooga (Tenn.), Bike Share Toronto and Melbourne Bike Share in Australia as well as Bay Area Bike SShare (California Bay Area), Citi Bike (New York and Jersey City), Divvy (Chicago), CoGo Bike Share (Columbus, Ohio), Capital Bike Share (Washington, D.C.; Arlington and Alexandria, Va.; and Montgomery County, Md.), Hubway (Boston, Somerville, Cambridge and Brookline, Mass.), Pronto (Seattle), Bike Chattanooga (Tenn.), Bike Share Toronto and Melbourne Bike Share in Australia as well as Bay Area Bike SShare (Columbus, Ohio), Capital Bike Share (Washington, D.C.; Arlington and Alexandria, Va.; and Montgomery County, Md.), Hubway (Boston, Somerville, Cambridge and Brookline, Mass.), Pronto (Seattle), Bike Chattanooga (Tenn.), Bike Share Toronto and Melbourne Bike Share in Australia as well as Bay Area Bike SShare (Washington, D.C.; Arlington and Alexandria, Va.; and Montgomery County, Md.), Hubway (Boston, Somerville, Cambridge and Brookline, Mass.), Pronto (Seattle), Bike Chattanooga (Tenn.), Bike Share Toronto and Melbourne Bike Share in Australia as well as Bay Area Bike SShare Toronto and Melbourne Bike Share in Australia as well as Bay Area Bike SShare in Australia as well as Bay Area Bike ShareShare.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMay 27, 2015 New system will be 7,000 bikes strong and bring bike share to East Bay for first timeNew online portal suggest.bayareabikeshare.com enables residents to propose station location ideas OAKLAND — The Metropolitan Transportation Commission today voted to enter into a contract with Motivate, the nation's largest bike share operator.

From Seattle to San Francisco to New York City, Motivate's bike share systems are celebrating Pride with special bikes, participating in Pride marches and even providing valet bike parking to make it a little easier to get to and from the celebrations.

These stations are just one component of the bike share system's new «B - Cycle For All» program, which targets non-student residents who make $ 25,000 or less each year.

The change in management is intended to result in a more reliable system led by Alta, an operator that has successfully managed large scale urban bike share programs in New York City, Chicago, Washington DC, Boston, San Francisco, and several others.

«From New York to Portland and in between, the cities where we operate have invested in building more safe bike infrastructure and we are glad that our bike share systems can help contribute to safety in numbers as well.»

The key deliverable is a report that will help new and existing bike share systems identify and implement interventions that will help them reach and engage more riders.

This latest deal follows a number of major successes in securing industry - leading levels of support across Motivate's systems over the past year — including a new collaboration with Nike in Portland, and a recent expansion of Citi's sponsorship of Citi Bike in New York from an already - impressive $ 40 million to more than $ 110 million, securing its place as the largest bike share sponsorship in North Amerinew collaboration with Nike in Portland, and a recent expansion of Citi's sponsorship of Citi Bike in New York from an already - impressive $ 40 million to more than $ 110 million, securing its place as the largest bike share sponsorship in North AmeriNew York from an already - impressive $ 40 million to more than $ 110 million, securing its place as the largest bike share sponsorship in North America.

The country's largest systems generate the vast majority of all bike share rides, with the five biggest systems (Citi Bike in New York, Capital Bikeshare in Greater Washington DC, Citi Bike in Miami, Divvy in Chicago, and Hubway in Greater Boston) generating 85 % of all bike share trips.

The convenience, reliability, and overall usefulness of the system in those thinned - out areas won't be up to the standards bike - share users in New York are accustomed to.

Motivate is the largest bike share operator in North America, with systems in the densest urban centers including New York (Citi Bike), Chicago (Divvy), Boston (Hubway), Washington D.C (Capital Bikeshare) and the Bay Area (Ford GoBike).

Portland joins other Motivate - operated US cities, including New York, Chicago, Washington DC, Boston and the Bay Area that have popular, safe and successful bike share systems.

Motivate also continues to develop new products, with the recent news that Motivate has been selected to transition the Minneapolis bike share system to a dockless network, and its plans to add pedal - assist ebikes to the Ford GoBike system in San Francisco.