Strategies for Engaging Community

Bike share is fundamentally a tool to increase access to opportunity and mobility in a city ; having coordinated and sustained public engagement is central to developing programs and plans that realize bike share's promise. Strategies for Engaging Community provides guidance for cities, advocates, and operators working to achieve this.

Ever zipped past gridlock on two wheels? Bike sharing programs have been redefining urban transport in a big way. Bike shares aren't just handy; they're revolutionizing city commutes everywhere, weaving convenience and sustainability into the urban fabric. From the pedal-powered streets of Copenhagen, where bike commuting is a way of life, to the daily throng of Citi Bike riders in New York ...
Top bike sharing strategies

Bike sharing systems have revolutionized urban mobility, offering a sustainable and efficient transportation option for cities worldwide. As the demand for alternative modes of transport grows, implementing successful bike sharing programs has become crucial for urban planners and policymakers. This comprehensive guide explores the best practices for bike sharing implementation, covering ...
The Bikeshare Planning Guide provides in-depth guidance to city officials, practitioners, and other stakeholders interested in planning and implementing a successful bikeshare system.

PDF The Bikeshare Planning Guide
INTRODUCTION s are positioned to succeed. It aims to shed light on every step of planning, implementing , and expanding—as well as regulating—a bikeshare system, taking into account a city's location, size, density, existing transportation network, and other features. So much has been learned since the release of the first Bike
Explore how bike -friendly cities like Copenhagen and Amsterdam implement cycling infrastructure, reduce carbon emissions, and promote healthier lifestyles through bike-sharing programs and extensive bike lanes.

NACTO and the Better Bike Share Partnership release best practice ...
The National Association of City Transportation Officials (NACTO), an organization that represents 63 cities and 11 transit agencies across North America, and the Better Bike Share Partnership today released Strategies for Engaging Community (pdf), a practitioner's guide to building meaningful and effective relationships with constituents and historically underserved communities. This ...
Share community stories and success examples to build trust, promote ownership, and showcase inclusive cycling achievements. Secure diverse funding sources and implement impact measurement to sustain equitable cycling programs and monitor progress.

Bikeshare Solutions for Small Cities & Towns
Bikeshare programs have been successful in large cities around the globe, but small, rural and suburban municipalities are creating programs as well. Just over half of car trips in the United States are less than three miles, a short 20-minute ride for most bike riders.








The City of Philadelphia wanted to make sure their riders looked like the majority-minority city they rode in. The partners came together around a common vision: to help bike and scooter share intentionally engage BIPOC and low-income communities in planning and implementation.