Kingston, ON evaluates the potential for a citywide bikeshare network during Dropbike pilot
Kingston, ON Dropbike Bikeshare Pilot Citywide Network
Dropbike installed 19 dockless bike havens for downtown and Queen's University visitors. The Dropbike app allowed users to unlock bikes and ride for $1 CAD per hour. The pilot required bike parking in havens rather than specific docks. Kingston conducted surveys of participants over the five-month pilot. The 10-question survey asked about ride experiences, preferences, and suggestions for additional havens.
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City extends bike-share pilot program - City of Kingston
October 20, 2017 - The City of Kingston has extended the bike-share pilot program and the survey seeking public feedback on the pilot. The agreement to extend with Toronto-based Dropbike Inc. will see orange bikes in Kingston until Nov. 30, provided weather conditions allow. "We have seen such a positive response to the pilot program, with over 5,000 rides, that we wanted to extend...
Dropbike project finally launching in Kingston – Kingston News
A new fleet of orange and white bikes is hitting the streets of Kingston this month as Dropbike Inc. launches its community bike sharing program.
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Dropbike reported more than 5,000 rides during the pilot. City officials extended the program through 2021 and added more than 30 havens to the network.
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