Taking Bike Share to the Next Level Abstract: Bike sharing systems have attracted more people to cycling in cities around the world than any other facility or policy, with 600 new systems implemented in the last 7 years. This session focuses on new planning research, bike share technologies, and management approaches that can take bike sharing to a new level of utility.

1. Ryan Rzepecki
Founder/CEO

6. PROGRESS
1965
DUMB BIKE
1994
DUMB DOCK
2005
SMART DOCK
2013
SMART BIKE

7. Smart Bikes
Mobile payments and
booking
On-bike RFID
GPS tracking
Context sensitive
infrastructure
Flexible Locking
< 1/2 the capital cost

8. Distinctive and Reliable Hub Locations
- Custom racks
- Kiosk with ad-panel
- Geofence on website
and mobile app
- User incentivized distribution

11. Profile
Advanced User Software
- Book from the web or mobile phone
- Socialize your route data on social networks
- Short-term holds
Find Reserve Ride Share

12. PRICING
$3 per month
+
$3 per hour
PRORATED
- simple
- low barrier to entry
- trips generate revenue

13. Advanced Admin Software
- GPS data for every ride
- Bike maintenance ticketing
- Detailed reporting for trips, bikes, and hubs
- User management and billing tools
Station Flow Patters Bike
Management
Maintenance
Ticketing
Mapped
Ride History
Usage Reporting

15. Smart Bike Growth
SFO AIRPORT, CA
2013
2014
2015
40 Bikes
BUFFALO, NY
HAMILTON, ON, CANADA
750 bikes
HAILEY, ID 75 Bikes
40 Bikes
BOISE, ID
140 Bikes
ATLANTA, GA
500 Bikes
PROVIDENCE, RI
250 Bikes
LONG BEACH, NY
ORLANDO, FL
500 Bikes
SAN RAMON, CA
100 Bikes
PHOENIX, AZ
500 Bikes
TAMPA, FL
300 Bikes
P100, LAS VEGAS, NV
100 Bikes
AmEx, NYC
20 Bikes
200 Bikes
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
120 Bikes
CADENCE, NV
20 Bikes
TOPEKA, KS
100 Bikes

19. Smart Locks?

22. Shift
Downtown Las Vegas

23. SMART CITY

24. Ryan Rzepecki
ryan@socialbicycles.com