If all goes according to plan, New Yorkers will soon be able to abandon their subway cards and cab fare in favor of a cheaper, healthier, and more eco-friendly option: public bicycles. If it can avoid the problems that plague other city's programs, that is.
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Today, obesity is poised to overtake tobacco as the leading preventable cause of death in America. More than a third of all Americans are obese and an additional third, overweight. Total U.S. health care costs attributable to obesity ...READ»
A month after the launch of Denver's bike sharing program, we look at the integrated technology that's making it easy for Coloradans to take a ride.READ»
MIT's Sustainable Personal Mobility and Mobility-on-Demand Systems concepts won this year's $100,000 Buckminster Fuller Challenge, an annual contest that asks entrants to create designs with maximum social impact.
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What better place for Alex "The Dude" Bogusky to debut his new bike-sharing program than before this standing room-only crowd in bike-sympathetic Austin? Well, he didn't think they'd let an ad guy talk about bike sharing ...READ»
There will be hundreds of bands jostling to make an impression at Austin's SXSW in the coming week, but one of the most hotly anticipated intros isn't music, it's the so-called B-cycle system, a bicycle sharing program that will ...READ»
