Bike-Share Systems Test Out $2 Single-Trip Fares | Streetsblog.net
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MoBikeFed comment: Kansas City B-Cycle, the state's first bike share program, is still going strong and has recently expanded.A new payment option rolled out by Capital Bikeshare in DC last week makes it easier to grab a bike if you just want to make a single trip. The pilot program offers a base fare of $2 to check out a bike, with additional fees after the first 30 minutes. Previously, you would have had to commit to at least an $8 24-hour pass to use the system.
D.C. Capital Bikeshare is now offering a $2 single-trip fare.DC isn’t the only system experimenting with single-trip fares, notes Paul DeMaio at the Bike-sharing Blog, which is affiliated with Capital Bikeshare. Trip-based fares have the potential to make bike-share more broadly accessible and more tightly integrated with traditional transit, he writes, if the model proves viable.
https://kansascity.bcycle.com/
And perhaps this is a good time to remind everyone that St. Louis is still one of the largest U.S. cities that still lacks a municipal bike share program . . .
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