BIKE CHATTANOOGA BICYCLE TRANSIT SYSTEM TO DEMO IN WINTER 2011 AND LAUNCH IN APRIL 2012
For Immediate Release, September 14, 2011 - Alta Bicycle Share Selected to Launch New York City Bike Share, Planned as one of the World's Largest Systems. With operations already in D.C., Boston and Melbourne, Alta Bicycle Share continues its global leadership in bike sharing. 10,000 bikes planned for launch, Summer 2012. More>
"Beating a New Path for Commuters," Alison Cohen wants to change the way we travel by renting thousands of bikes--where and when we need them. Forbes Magazine, June 27, 2011 More>
April 21, 2011, For Immediate Release: Regional Boston Bike Share System, Hubway, Scheduled to Hit the Streets in 2011. Alta Bicycle Share Selected to Plan, Launch, and Manage the New System
Boston, MA – Today, surrounded by cycling advocates as well as city and state officials, Boston Mayor Thomas M. Menino signed a contract with Alta Bicycle Share, the only company solely focused on urban bike share operations, to plan, launch, and manage the new Metro-Boston region bike sharing system, dubbed Hubway. The City of Boston will introduce Hubway with over 600 bicycles at 61 stations spread across the entire city for a July launch. Eventually, the system will be a regional system, including other communities such as Cambridge, Somerville and Brookline. More >
March 23, 2011, For Immediate Release: Alta Bicycle Share Announces Leadership Changes More >
"Washington, D.C., launches the nation’s largest bike share program," The Grist, September 20, 2010.
"Learning to Share, Thanks to the Web," The New York Times, September 25, 2010.
"Expanded bike-sharing program to link D.C., Arlington County," The Washington Post, May 23, 2010.
"RACV wins Melbourne Bike Hire Contract," The Age, November 1, 2009.
