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If you’ve been following the inexorable rise of dockless transportation, you surely already have a decided opinion on the matter. The battles are old news […]
I broke the law on Thursday and it felt … wobbly. Okay — it wasn’t really breaking the law. Lime Bike brought two of its […]
Silicon Valley types have long viewed transportation as a ecosystem ripe for disruption. There’s Uber and Lyft, Elon Musk and his proposed hyperloop, Richard Branson […]
We could start seeing dockless bikes on the streets of Philadelphia by the end of the year, Billy Penn reports. During a City Council Committee on Streets and […]
My, how time flies. Philly’s bike-share system, Indego, has been around for two years now. And to celebrate their birthday, Indego announced where they’ll be installing 14 new […]
This is Bike to Work Week, and while I left my three-speed at home in Germantown and took SEPTA to work today,* I generally consider bicycling as practical […]
From June 22nd to 24th, professionals who specialize in bikes, transportation and social justice will gather at the Cira Centre for the first-ever Better Bike Sharing Conference. […]
There’s a new how-to manual for urbanist revolutionaries looking to dismantle the car-centric infrastructure of most American cities, and it’s written by Janette Sadik-Khan, the controversial […]
The Indego bike share network turns one this April, and while the folks who run it are pleased with how well it’s done so far, it still has plenty of […]
The Indego bike share network turns one this April, and while the folks who run it are pleased with how well it’s done so far, it […]
If you absolutely must go somewhere this weekend, it appears that one of your only remaining options will be your own two feet: The Indego bike share […]
The news about Philly’s bike share system has been almost exclusively good since it launched in April (almost). Indego reached 8,000 rides in its first week, then 65,000 rides in its first […]
Attention bike riders: Philly’s own bike share program, called Indego, is partnering with Cuba Libre to offer a free tapas dish to anyone who shows […]
Ten of Philadelphia’s Indego bikes are sporting more than just the classic blue thanks to a new local arts initiative. The Mural Arts Program teamed with […]
Two bike share users in Philadelphia did an incredibly stupid thing this past weekend: They rode on I-676. An eye-popping video posted to YouTube shows the cyclists pedaling westbound on the […]