Coun. Shawn Menard will introduce a motion at Thursday's Transportation Committee meeting to ask staff to report back in 2025 on recommendations for an 'appropriate bike share model that would serve the city's needs.'
The National Capital Commission launched its BIXI bike program, Wednesday, May 18, 2011. The program makes bikes available for rent at 10 locations in Ottawa-Gatineau.
Coun. Shawn Menard will introduce a motion at Thursday's Transportation Committee meeting to ask staff to report back in 2025 on recommendations for an "appropriate bike-share model that would serve the city's needs." Several bike-share programs have operated in Ottawa in the past, including the Capital Bixi Bike program and operations such as Right Bike, VeloGo and CycleHop. The last bike-share program ceased operations in Ottawa in 2018.
The report from Menard says the city of Ottawa's e-scooter bike sharing program will "offer valuable lessons-learned" in terms of need and operation.
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