Celebrating our partners' 2024 milestones!

Zaragoza’s fully-electric solution has been launched?

Inaugurated by Mayor Natalia Chueca, Bizi, the new bikeshare solution in Zaragoza, Spain, has officially launched, with over 1,000 electric bikes and 100 stations. Once fully deployed, the system will feature 2,500 ebikes and 276 stations, 207 of which will be in-dock charging stations, allowing ebikes to charge while parked at a station. The system also enjoys our user-friendly mobile app, marking its first launch in Europe. This advanced app, already powering LUS systems in cities like Toronto, Austin and Fort Worth, enhances the rider experience with seamless navigation, trip planning, and real-time availability tracking.?

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Trinity Metro Bikes is now live in Fort Worth?

In partnership with the local transit agency, Trinity Metro , LUS was proud to launch Trinity Metro Bikes in Fort Worth, Texas, USA, on January 15th. With the launch of this new program, residents and visitors are now able to discover Fort Worth by combining the benefits of public transit and bike share. The system features a mixed fleet of 340 ebikes and 60 classic bikes, spread across 62 stations, with 38% of stations equipped with e-bike charging capabilities.

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Celebrating Record-Breaking Success with Our Partners in 2024

• ???? Bike Share Toronto’s ridership grew by 23% to an incredible 7 million rides. Even more impressive, ebike usage grew disproportionately by 145% compared to 2023, despite being only 24% of the fleet.
• ???? BIXI Montréal took an incredible 13 million journeys, a 15% ridership increase compared to 2023.
• ???? New York’s Citi Bike system enabled over 45 million rides, and ebike ridership grew by 65% compared to 2023. Working with the NYC Department of Transportation, LUS expanded the ebike fleet mix and launched the first charging stations to meet rider demand for ebikes.
• ???? In Chicago, Divvy riders set an annual record of 6.7 million rides across pedal bikes, ebikes and docked scooters, with 45% of all trips taken on ebikes. LUS partnered with the Chicago Department of Transportation to increase the number of charging stations, reducing van-based battery swaps and improving ebike availability for riders.
• ???? In Washington DC, Capital Bikeshare hit 6.1 million rides in 2024. Ebikes remained the most popular option, making up 70.6% of all trips across the network. CaBi’s ebike fleet grew by 150%, helping meet rider demand for ebikes.?

• ???? Pittsburgh’s Bike Share Pittsburgh Inc. - POGOH program recorded over 400,000 rides in 2024 – more than double the total from 2023.
• ???? Madrid’s BiciMAD bikeshare system reached an impressive milestone, with 9.9 million rides – a 30% increase compared to the previous year.
• ????In La Coru?a, the Bicicoru?a bikeshare system, logged a record-breaking 1.3 million rides in 2024.?
• ????Monaco’s MonaBike network saw a 14% growth in ridership.

Congratulations to our partners for an incredible 2024.??

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