Transportation
Yes, Equitable Bike-Sharing Is Possible
According to the diverse group of transportation leaders featured in a new short film.
Bike-share has an equity problem. In Boston, for example, nearly 43 percent of white residents live in proximity to bike-share stations, versus only 7 percent of black residents. In Washington, D.C., about a third of households earning more than $100,000 live nearby bike-share, compared to less than 15 percent of those living below the poverty line.