Adi Talwar
A CitiBike stand in Harlem. The company recently announced that it had surpassed 100 million rides in New York City.
“In New York, bike share is our only mass transit network that does not receive public financial support. This limits where the system can expand, on what timeline, and how it is priced.”
‘The heart of the problem is Bronxites can move north and south and straight to Manhattan, but they cannot move across The Bronx and throughout the outer boroughs with ease.’
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