NYC Bike-Share Exhibit Seeks Feedback

Two Wheel Transit: NYC Bike Share, a new exhibit at the Center for Architecture, is designed to help New Yorkers understand the planned system and elicit feedback, while the vague timeline has not been made clearer.
NYC Bike-Share Exhibit Seeks Feedback
Alison Cohen, president of Alta Bicycle Share, speaks at the opening of the Center for Architecture's new bike share exhibit on Wednesday. Alta is the operator for New York's planned bike share, and also manages Washington, D.C's, system, seen in the slide in the background. (Amal Chen/The Epoch Times)
Zachary Stieber
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NEW YORK—The planned Bike-Share for New York City is ambitious—10,000 bikes and 600 stations. Station locations and when the system will actually begin operating remain unclear.

Two Wheel Transit: NYC Bike Share, a new exhibit at the Center for Architecture, is designed to help New Yorkers understand the planned system and elicit feedback. Price structure is included in the display: $90 to $95 for an annual membership, $20–$25 for an unlimited weekly membership, and $8–$10 for an unlimited 24 hour membership, alongside comparisons of how long a certain route would take to travel—for instance, from Penn Station to Grand Central—between a taxi (five minutes, $5.70), public transit ($2.25, 18 minutes) and bike (6 minutes, $0.00—though ultimately depending on membership type and riding frequency.)

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Zachary Stieber is a senior reporter for The Epoch Times based in Maryland. He covers U.S. and world news. Contact Zachary at [email protected]
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