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A Robust Bikeshare Network Is Still Developing in U.S. Cities

Andrew Sheivachman

Photo Credit: A man attempts to use a Citi Bike station in New York City. Flickr / drpavloff

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Bikeshare networks will likely struggle to gain traction until they connect users to more intercity transportation options.

If you've visited a major U.S. city in the last couple years, you've probably noticed the proliferation of bikeshare stations meant to augment traditional bus and rail public-transportation options. The U.S. boasted a total of 2,665 bikeshare stations across 65 cities as of August 2015, according to a new report from the U.S. Department of Transportation's Bureau of Transportation Statistics. The gov

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