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Campus Cycles is a proposed bicycle sharing program at a university that would provide students with a fast, easy, and green transportation option around campus and neighboring areas. The program would involve placing bike racks near buildings with students accessing bicycles with their student ID. It aims to offer short-term transportation that is safe, fast, green, and worry-free for most of the cyclists' commutes of 30 minutes or less. The start-up costs to implement the program with 1,500 bikes and 150 stations is estimated to be $9.15 million.
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