Red Bike board votes to shut down the bike-share; councilman vows service will be saved
Red Bike board votes to shut down the bike-share; councilman vows service will be saved
Jeffreys said he will convene a dozen or potential stakeholders in an effort to figure out a funding runway for the next three years so that time can be bought to create a sustainable financial model. Those groups include Metro, the Cincinnati Regional Chamber, FC Cincinnati, the Carol Ann and Ralph V. Haile Foundation, Interact for Health, Duke Energy, Visit Cincy and the Devou Good Foundation, among others.
Well this stinks. I use this quite a bit and it has been great to be able to just pick a bike up and go while out.
I don’t use it as often as I should, but it’s a lifesaver to fall back on if you need it.
I was an annual subscriber and being able to just grab one, go to wherever and lock it at the dock, then go on and not have to worry about a thing was great.
That or combining it with bus trips depending on weather, etc.
I hope they can save this. I use it a bit.