Bike Share
Bike Share
What is Bike Share?
Bike share programs are innovative, community-focused transportation systems that make cycling more accessible and convenient. These programs allow users to rent bicycles from self-service stations located throughout a city or region and return them to any other station within the network—no need to own or store a bike yourself.
Whether you’re commuting to work, running errands, or simply enjoying a leisurely ride, bike share systems offer a flexible and eco-friendly way to get around. Most programs feature easy-to-use mobile apps, affordable pricing options, and real-time bike availability, making it simple to hop on and go.
Bike Share is Coming to the Northwest Metro Region
In 2024, Commuting Solutions , in partnership with local governments and businesses, completed the Northwest Regional Bike Share Feasibility Study. The study explored the viability, cost, and implementation of a docked e-bike share system across Boulder, Broomfield (City and County), Boulder County, Erie, Lafayette, Longmont, Louisville, Superior, and Westminster.
The results confirm that a regional docked e-bike program is feasible. With $1.5 million in initial funding secured by the City of Longmont through a grant from the Colorado Energy Office, the project is set to launch in 2026—bringing sustainable, connected transportation options to Boulder County, Longmont, Lafayette, Broomfield and Westminster
Bike Share in Boulder
In the City of Boulder, Boulder BCycle is one of the country’s busiest and longest-operating bike share systems! With hundreds of pedal-assist BCycle e-bikes available in the BCycle App, Boulder BCycle is an excellent option for errands, commutes, and just-for-fun bike rides.
Denver Bike and Scooter Share Programs
