First Metro Bike Share station installed at Union Station
The first Metro Bike Share station was installed Monday at Union Station, and you’ll see more of them popping up around DTLA as we get closer to the launch date on July [continue reading]
The first Metro Bike Share station was installed Monday at Union Station, and you’ll see more of them popping up around DTLA as we get closer to the launch date on July [continue reading]
In the latest major announcement designed to improve transportation options in the L.A. region, Metro and the city of Los Angeles today announced they will officially launch Metro’s bike sharing [continue reading]
…you get some great photos with awesome cosplayers! Check out which crazy characters are excited for Metro Bike Share, coming to DTLA this summer with 80 new stations and 1000 new bicycles. [continue reading]
The bike share pilot program is scheduled to begin next summer in downtown Los Angeles. Metro’s bike share fare structure consists of three simple pass options to meet the needs of [continue reading]
With bikeshare coming next year to downtown Los Angeles, I took a page from our previous transit tourist posts on a recent visit to Chicago and spent some time reviewing the Windy [continue reading]
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[youtube http://youtu.be/Jq77u-wGhic] Metro last night held its first Bicycle Roundtable of the year, with agency planning staff giving reports on a host of interesting projects, including bike sharing, Bike [continue reading]
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Metro is leading a countywide effort to develop a user-friendly bikeshare system that will increase transportation choices for people making short trips and traveling to and from transit stations. The program will provide a fleet of bicycles that can be borrowed for short periods from strategically placed bikeshare stations throughout [continue reading]
Metro needs your help! As Metro considers the long-term potential for a countywide bike share program, the agency’s bike team is again asking for your input: Click here to visit a crowdsourcing map where you can let us know where you would like to see bike sharing in the future. The map shows [continue reading]