Over 55,000 trips were taken in year four on Bike Chattanooga, which serves over 25,000 people a year.
The bike share program in Chattanooga is reaching farther into neighborhoods with several new stations that will enable more residents to participate in the program.Local area cyclists can be happy knowing their city is dedicated to the expansion and development of a cycling scene.
The bike share program here in Chattanooga is growing with four new stations from St. Elmo to the North Shore along the Tennessee Riverwalk. The city is looking to expand the program to make it more accessible for residents, which is great news for local cyclists.
“There’s been an 80 percent increase in trips by members of the program,” says Ben Taylor, an assistant transportation engineer with the city. “We’re working every day getting more members set up.”
The new stations should be set up by the fall.