Annual membership in the bike-share program last November was 88,495, a 6.8 percent drop compared with November 2013, when membership stood at a robust 94,955, data show.
One-day memberships fell 33 percent, from 16,112 to 10,723, and weekly members fell 37 percent in that same period, from 1,339 to 843.
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They need to lower the price of daily rental
ReplyDeleteto $ 5 a day
they would gain way more revenue
I'm heartbroken... #bluedemons
ReplyDeleteThey need to have bikes at docking stations and working docks to return your bike to. Its more trouble than its worth.
ReplyDeleteAll of Bloombergs pet projects should go.
ReplyDeleteThere's hope...who would have thunk it.
ReplyDeleteThat shit is unreliable so I didn't renew.
ReplyDeleteFinding available bikes & docks can be a pain in the ass in this neighborhood during "rush hours", but I love these bikes. I would be so sad to see them go!
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