Mayor John Hickenlooper and several community partners today (January 14, 2009) announced plans for a citywide bike sharing program – Denver B-Cycle – that will make 500 bikes available to the public at 30 to 40 stations throughout the city beginning this summer. Read all the details here. In the photo note the fully enclosed bike with the docking station and the Parisian businessman ready to head off for a meeting. Read more about this system by clicking on Bike Share at the bottom of this post where the labels are.
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Showing posts with label Denver. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Denver. Show all posts
Monday, March 30, 2009
Denver is Planning a City-Wide Bike Share Program
Mayor John Hickenlooper and several community partners today (January 14, 2009) announced plans for a citywide bike sharing program – Denver B-Cycle – that will make 500 bikes available to the public at 30 to 40 stations throughout the city beginning this summer. Read all the details here. In the photo note the fully enclosed bike with the docking station and the Parisian businessman ready to head off for a meeting. Read more about this system by clicking on Bike Share at the bottom of this post where the labels are.
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Time for Plan B: B-Cycle is the Next Generation Bike Library
OK, this is the next generation of bike sharing and, maybe, the Fort Collins Bike Library: Plan B. You gotta see this short video then you ABSOULTELY need to click on the "Who wants it more" button. Better yet, just click on this link and vote for Fort Collins.
Now, when I voted Jan. 27 I doubled the votes for Fort Collins - to two! That's right, two. Boulder had 55 votes! Yikes. Please get in there and vote today. Then ask them to send your vote to the Mayor.
Plan B. B-Cycle! That's what we need.
Now, when I voted Jan. 27 I doubled the votes for Fort Collins - to two! That's right, two. Boulder had 55 votes! Yikes. Please get in there and vote today. Then ask them to send your vote to the Mayor.
Plan B. B-Cycle! That's what we need.
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bike library,
bike share programs,
Denver,
plan B,
US Bike Share program
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