A bike-share program is expanding to a second city within Utah and says it's focused on connecting communities through affordable and accessible transportation.
GREENbike is a non-profit bike-share system and is made possible through partnerships with Salt Lake City, Utah Transit Authority and other private sponsors.
Leaders with the non-profit explained that city officials in Ogden have been working to make roads safer for bikers.
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