To this end, we have decided to provide our readers the following google map which shows every North American city we are aware of that has publicly expressed an interest for a 3rd generation bike share program. By publicly, we mean a city that has either:

1. Conducted and or begun a Feasibility Study
2. Released an RFI
3. Released an RFP
4. Publicly announced their exploration of the subject

We have omitted the regions of all of our past, present and prospecting clients exploring bike sharing projects in their part of the woods. These details are of course available upon request. We have also excluded Washington, D.C. and Montreal, QC who currently have bike share programs in existence.

This map, updated as of November 6, 2009, includes a total of 26 North American cities:

1. Seattle, WA
2. Redmond, WA
3. Portland, OR
4. San Francisco, CA
5. Tucsson, AZ
6. Albuquerque, NM
7. Denver, CO
8. Minneapolis, MN
9. Chicago, IL
10. Philadelphia, PA
11. New York City, NY
12. Boston, MA
13. Miami, FL
14. Mexico City, Mexico
15. Boulder, CO
16. Calgary, Canada
17. Los Angeles, CA
18. Ottowa, Canada
19. Vancouver, Canada
20. Santa Barbara, CA
21. Willmington, NC
22. Arlington, VA
23. Broward County, FL
24. Santa Clara County, CA
25. Toronto, Canada
26. Palo Alto, CA

For high-level details on each location, simply click.

View North American 3rd Generation Bike Share City Prospects in a larger map

View North American 3rd Generation Bike Share City Prospects in a larger map

We warmly welcome suggestions to info@cityryde.com from all as to further details on each City and/or details on any city that we might have missed.