Still No Deaths on Citi Bike, 2.5 Years In No one has died on a Citi Bike after 31 months. In fact, its contributions to overall ridership may be keeping all cyclists safer. By Brady Dale
Citi Bike Stations Open On Upper East and Upper West Sides Citi Bike expands with Upper East Side and Upper West Side bikshare locations By Morgan Halberg
Citi Bike to Pay New York $5 M. Annually for Parking, Not Much Else at the Moment Citi Bike will pay the city $5 million a year for lost parking revenue—the only revenue the city is likely to see for a while. By Kim Velsey
If Only We Had Bike Share Right Now, and the Uselessness of Google Maps When the Subway’s Shut Down By Matt Chaban
Flat Tire! Mayor Bloomberg Says Citi Bike Share Program Will Not Launch Until Spring, Blames Software [Update: Launching in March] By Matt Chaban
Two-Wheeled Trouble: Is the Helmet Law Just a Covert Attack on New York’s Bike Share Program? By Matt Chaban
Will One of Those 10,000 Citi Bikes Be on Your Block? DOT Unveils Preliminary Bike Share Map By Matt Chaban