- Lots of densely situated stations, ideally no more than about 325 yards apart
- Many bikes (10-30 per 1,000 residents in the coverage area)
- A sweeping coverage area that's more than six square miles
- Solid, usable bikes with hardware that discourages theft
- Easy-to-use stations and payment systems
Friday, December 6, 2013
The World's Top 7 Bike-Share Systems
If you want to have a great bike-share program in your city, a few factors are key, according to a report just out from the Institute for Transportation and Development Policy. They include:
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