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Bicycling

CDOT announces a grid of new bike routes for Belmont Cragin and Hermosa

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Divvy kicks off West Side expansion with 3,500 bikes, 107 “e-station” parking areas

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CDOT: Divvy’s e-bikes are going back to a 20 MPH speed cap

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Details on how to earn ride credit and schwag through Divvy’s Bike Angels program

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Beyond Chicagoland

Bike-share equity in the time of coronavirus

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Here’s how to provide input on new West Side Divvy station locations

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Contrary to what Divvy told us, temporary 18 mph e-bikes speeds were intentional

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Divvy: Actually, our e-bikes were capped at 15 mph when they launched in July

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Chicago Policy

Despite a 400% fleet increase, total scooter use dropped in this year’s pilot

Sorry folks, Divvy memberships and single rides are about to get a little more expensive

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