Despite a 400% fleet increase, total scooter use dropped in this year’s pilot
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In contrast, Divvy bike-share ridership has stayed relatively strong during the crisis.
Recent Streetsblog CHICAGO posts about Divvy
Sorry folks, Divvy memberships and single rides are about to get a little more expensive
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On January 1 the price of annual full-price memberships will go up from the current $99 to $108. Single rides will also see a price hike, from $3 to $3.30.
It’s not your imagination: Divvy’s e-bikes actually are slower now
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It's not a great marketing strategy to charge a premium to use a service, get people used to using that service at level X, and then quietly lower the service quality to level Z.
Advocates blast mayor’s refusal to rule out a CTA shutdown if there’s election unrest
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"I'm not going to hesitate" to shut down transit and Divvy again in the event of civil unrest Lightfoot told Streetsblog this morning.
Divvy sets a new ridership record with more than 600K trips in August
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Anecdotally, it's appeared that Chicago had been part of the national pandemic biking boom, but now we've got some data to back up that hunch.
Chicago’s spike in cycling fatalities continues with first e-Divvy death on Near West Side
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The latest fatality was the seventh on-street Chicago bike fatality, and the second bike-share death in our city.
News you can use: Divvy for Everyone enrollment and NW Side expansion
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Divvy for Everyone in-person enrollment is available at limited locations.
One Rider’s Impression of the Divvy E-Bike
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Electric Divvies can offer a no-sweat way to get from Point A to Point B.
3 vendors for scooter pilot, slated to start 8/12, don’t include Lyft or seated scooters
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Today the city announced the three vendors for this summer's dockless electric scooter pilot: Bird, Lime, and Spin
Here’s a 5-part flowchart to demystify Divvy’s Byzantine new e-bike pricing scheme
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We racked out brains to figure out how Divvy's ridiculously complicated new pricing scheme works so you don't have to.
CDOT says Divvy expansion is finally happening, almost a year behind schedule
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The expansion will include 66 new stations and 3,500 additional bikes, including a mix of blue standard Divvy cycles and black electric bikes.