Baltimore Bike Share

Baltimore Bike Share (also referred to as Bmore Bikeshare) was a bicycle sharing system that serves the city of Baltimore, Maryland. The system had more than 50 stations, all owned by the Baltimore City government, and operated in a public–private partnership with Bewegen Technologies and Corps Logistics.[1] Launched in 2016, Baltimore Bike Share had the largest electrical-assisted cycling (Pedelec) fleet in North America.[1][4]

Baltimore Bike Share
Overview
OwnerCity of Baltimore
Area servedBaltimore, Maryland United States
LocaleBaltimore metropolitan area
Transit typeBicycle sharing system
Number of stations50+[1]
Daily ridership6,000[2]
Annual ridership58,400 (160/day)[3]
Websitebmorebikeshare.com
Operation
Began operation2016
Ended operation2018
Operator(s)Bewegen Technologies
Corps Logistics
Number of vehicles175 (500 planned)[2]

On August 15, 2018, the Baltimore Bike Share system was cancelled at a cost of $3.2 million and shut down immediately due to on-going problems with the system. Replacing the Baltimore Bike Share are dockless scooters and bicycles from startup companies Bird and LimeBike.[5]

Pricing

Baltimore Bike Share offered four pricing options: Founding Member ($100.00/year), Monthly Pass ($15.00/month), Go Pass ($2.00/trip), and Single-Trip. The first 45 minutes of each ride are included for Go Trip and Single-Trip Passholders. Rides that are longer than 45 minutes are subject to extended use charges ($2 per 30 minutes).[6]

Stations

The network included 50 stations in Baltimore City: 22 fixed stations and 28 planned or temporary stations.[7] Many of these stations were located along bicycle boulevards around the city. Several stations also linked to the transit lines of the Metro Subway and Light Rail, as well as regional rail lines operated by the MARC Train and Amtrak.

NumberStation NameAddressMTA ConnectionsPoints of Interest
1McHenry Row1603 Whetstone Way1McHenry Row, Fort McHenry
2Cross Street Market1065 S Charles St.1, 64Cross Street Market, Federal Hill
3Can Company2400 Boston St.13, 31Can Company Shopping Center
4Brown Advisory at Bond St Wharf901 S Bond St.Green Circulator
Maritime Park Water Taxi Stop
Fells Point
5Baltimore Visitor Center401 Light St.Purple CirculatorHarborplace, Maryland Science Center
6Harbor East675 S President St.Harbor East Water Taxi Stop | Harbor East
7Shot Tower Metro1 S Front St.Shot Tower–Market Place Metro Subway Station
Green Circulator
Shot Tower, Port Discovery
8National Aquarium501 E Pratt St.Orange CirculatorNational Aquarium
9City Hall100 Holliday St.5, 20, 23, 26, 91, 105, 160Baltimore City Hall, Government Center
10Charles Center Metro110 E Baltimore St.Charles Center Metro Subway StationCharles Center
11Pratt & Light100 Light St.Purple CirculatorHarborplace, McKeldin Square, The Gallery
122Hopkins Apartments2 Hopkins Pl.University Center / Baltimore Street Light Rail StationRoyal Farms Arena
13Pratt & Howard250 W Pratt St.Convention Center Light Rail StationBaltimore Convention Center
14University of Maryland601 W Baltimore St.University of Maryland Transit CenterUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore, University of Maryland Medical Center
15Washington & MLK700 Washington Blvd.36Pigtown
16Hollins Market26 S Arlington AveHollins Market
17University of Maryland BioPark801 W Baltimore St.Orange CirculatorUniversity of Maryland BioPark
18Lexington Market312 W Lexington St.Lexington Market Metro Subway Station
Lexington Market Light Rail Station
Lexington Market
19Hotel Indigo*24 W Franklin St.
20Cathedral & Eager917 Cathedral St.3, 11Mount Vernon
21Penn Station1525 N Charles St.Penn StationStation North
22Camden Yards301 W Camden St.Camden StationOriole Park at Camden Yards
23Mount Vernon Marketplace520 Park AveCentre Street Light Rail StationMount Vernon Marketplace, Maryland Historical Society
24Constellation at Harbor Point1000 Wills St.Maritime Park Water TaxiHarbor Point
25BGE at Center Plaza110 W Fayette St.Charles Center Metro Subway Station
26Broadway & Fleet1640 Aliceanna St.Broadway Market, Fells Point
27Fawn & Albermarle248 Albermarle St.23, 26Little Italy
28Union Square16 S Stricker St.10, 35Union Square
29Eastern & LinwoodEastern Ave./Linwood Ave.15Patterson Park
30Johns Hopkins University3330 St Paul St.11Johns Hopkins University, Charles Village
31Saint Paul & Madison800 St. Paul St.
32Johns Hopkins Hospital624 N BroadwayJohns Hopkins Hospital Metro Subway StationJohns Hopkins Hospital
33State Center Metro300 W Preston St.State Center Metro Subway StationState Center Complex
34Cultural Center Light Rail992 Park Ave.Cultural Center Light Rail StationMeyerhoff Symphony Hall
35Mount Royal Light Rail1201 W Mt Royal Ave.Mount Royal Light Rail StationUniversity of Baltimore, Lyric Opera House
36Betty Hyatt Community Park1724 E Baltimore St.
37Druid Hill Park3001 East Dr.Druid Hill Park, Maryland Zoo
38Patterson Park27 S Patterson Park AvePatterson Park
39North & Maryland30 W North Ave11, 13Station North, Parkway Theatre
40Franklin Square1301 W Lexington St.1Franklin Square
41Carroll Park1000 Bayard St.36Carroll Park
42Gough & WolfS Wolf St.Butchers Hill
43Charles & FortE Fort Ave./Charles St.South Baltimore
44Webster & Fort644 E Fort Ave.
45Maryland & BiddleMaryland Ave./Biddle St.
46Saint Paul & ChaseCalvert St./Biddle St.
47MICA1515 W Mt Royal AveNorth Avenue Light Rail StationMaryland Institute College of Art
48Perkins Homes1411 Gough St.
49Read & Calvert818 N. Calvert St.Purple Circulator
50Ostend & Light1251 Light St.Purple Circulator
KeyMeaning
Hollins MarketFixed Station
Charles & EagerPlanned Station
Hotel Indigo*Temporary Station
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See also

References

  1. "Bmorebikeshare". Bmorebikeshare. Archived from the original on 2017-08-27. Retrieved 2016-11-28.
  2. "Baltimore just got bikeshare, and lots of its bikes are electric". Retrieved 30 January 2017.
  3. Munshaw, Jonathan (3 November 2016). "How many people are using Baltimore bike share - and where the most popular rental locations are". Baltimore Business Journal. Retrieved 31 January 2017.
  4. "Baltimore Bike Share rolling out this week". Baltimore Brew. Retrieved 2016-11-28.
  5. Richman, Colin Campbell, Talia. "Baltimore shuts down trouble-ridden Bike Share program in favor of dockless Bird, Lime options". baltimoresun.com. Retrieved 2018-08-16.
  6. "Baltimore Bike Share". Archived from the original on 15 January 2017. Retrieved 30 January 2017.
  7. "Baltimore Bike Share". Retrieved 30 January 2017.
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