Bill Dossett worked in commercial litigation for 15 years before deciding to leave without a job or a plan for what he would do next. After a conversation with the…
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The bikesharing industry has grown significantly in the past two years, becoming a major presence both in shared mobility and in cities across the nation. Evidence suggests that growth…
By Jane Gottlieb Joe Nedeau had not been on a bicycle for months, but on a warm Saturday afternoon a few weeks ago he sped through downtown Albany on a…
By Lucia Graves A group of bicycling advocates gathered for a conference in Pittsburgh earlier this month, and it was pretty much the Portlandia sketch come to life that you might think….
By Evan MacDonald The city launched its first bike-sharing program this month, offering 34 rental bikes at six locations in Ohio City and at the Superior Viaduct. But with bicycle…
By Katie Bascuas Bike sharing is no longer a fad. With programs in a reported 36 U.S. cities and with more on the way, the bike-share industry is booming, and a new…
By Raz Godelnik While the sharing economy fan base continues to expand, questions rise about the true economic and social impacts of sharing. Interestingly, one part that is still missing from these discussions (well, not…
By Matthew de Paula General Motors has started a bike sharing program at its Technical Center in Warren, Mich. that not only stands to help thousands of employees be more…
By Gwynn Guilford Bike-sharing had a banner year in 2013, with a 60% increase in new programs launched worldwide. That momentum hasn’t flagged; 68 cities around the world have launched bike-share programs this…
By Rachel Dovey “Cities with bike share programs see rise in cyclist head injuries,” the Washington Post’s erroneous headline stated. The paper was reporting on a study, published by the American Journal of…
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