Boulder B-Cycle To Expand, Kaiser Permanente Named Sponsor
BOULDER, Colo. (CBS4) – Boulder B-cycle on Wednesday announced that it will expand its operations in the city by 70 percent this spring.
The program will be adding 16 new bike-share stations and 130 bikes that will be available 24 hours a day.
Kaiser Permanente "will become Boulder B-cycle's first presenting sponsor, providing significant funding to secure long-term sustainability for the program," the program said in a statement.
Boulder will have a total of 38 bike-share stations and 280 bikes by July.
"Today's announcement really serves as a re-launch of Boulder B-cycle," said James Waddell, executive director of Boulder B-cycle. "By July 2014, our program will have more than tripled in size since our founding in 2011."
"Kaiser Permanente is honored to serve as the presenting sponsor of Boulder B-cycle," said Donna Lynne, DrPH, president of Kaiser Permanente Colorado. "Incorporating movement, such as biking to work or school, in everyday life has a huge impact on overall health. The Boulder B-cycle program makes it easy for community members to see bicycling as an affordable and healthy transportation option."
Memberships for Boulder B-cycle can be purchased online and 24-hour access passes on-site at each sharing station.
Additional Information From Boulder B-Cycle
For the latest Boulder B-cycle expansion news, a full map of bike-sharing stations and instructions for purchasing membership cards, visit boulder.bcycle.com.
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