Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris and Shelby County Commission Chairman Van Turner announced a partnership with Explore Bike Share.

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When news last week broke that scooter trips had surpassed docked bike-share trips last year, it seemed like confirmation of a big shift in car-free transit. Scooters are here to stay. But digging a little deeper, ridership data from last year also demonstrated a growing desire across the board for moving through cities without cars. 

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Explore Bike Share (EBS) announced the launch of a new pricing system last week. The Flyer talked with EBS executive director Trey Moore this week to find out more about the new prices, barriers to using bike share, expansion plans, and more.

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Trey Moore, executive director of the 600-bike bike share system here, said the “evolved model will actively encourage ridership while more accurately reflecting bike share ridership trends.”

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FedEx and the City of Memphis have committed new financial backing to Explore Bike Share, the nonprofit bike-sharing service that rolled out last May.

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MEMPHIS, TN (WMC) - Explore Bike Share is set to get bigger, adding hundreds of new bikes and dozens of docking stations across the Bluff City.

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There are a slew of bike and pedestrian projects on deck for Memphis in 2019. Nick Oyler, Bikeway and Pedestrian Program Manager for the city, said the projects are designed with the goals of improving connectivity and pedestrian safety in mind. 

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Operators of the city's Explore Bike Share program are using more than seven months of data compiled since its launch to plan a path forward into the coming year.

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Nonprofit bike-share system reports more than 25,000 rides in first six months

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The Explore Bike Share system that launched earlier this year will expand onto the University of Memphis campus next fall.

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Explore Bike Share, the nonprofit bike-share program which gives Memphians and tourists access to bikes, rolled out its first bike in May. My City Rides, the nonprofit that leases scooters to Memphians who need transportation for work, rolled out its first scooter late this spring.

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Look who's getting that sweet, sweet bike share.

Mud Island saw three Explore Bike Share stations installed Friday along the 1.5-mile stretch of Greenbelt Park. 

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The Explore Bike Share folks plan to celebrate the 901 on 9/01 with a special monthly price of $9.01 for the transportation system.

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Cities never seem to have enough money to keep up with demand of public transportation, including the recent trend of rising demand for bikeshare systems. Most cities have been reluctant to fork over the money for a capital-intensive docked bikeshare system.

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And we’re rollin’! The new bicycle-sharing system introduced a month ago is exceeding expectations and fueling hopes that Memphis is on a revolutionary pathway to improve health and community connectivity.

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On May 23, Memphis' Explore Bike Share made its official debut. Less than three weeks later, the organization had seen riders burn more than 900,000 calories.

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On Wednesday morning, May 23, cyclists lined up outside an Uptown warehouse on Keel Avenue while they waited for the inaugural group ride hosted by the newly launched Explore Bike Share.

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Do you remember first learning to ride a bike -- that moment when a loved one’s hand slipped away and you were balancing on your own? It announced a new kind of freedom.

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Explore Bike Share launched Wednesday with a celebration touting the health, recreation, transportation and community-building benefits of 600 rental bikes stationed from West Memphis to Orange Mound.

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Before Explore Bike Share officially launched on Wednesday, May 23, a family from Nebraska found their way to a station and rented bikes.

"It is a new day for mobility in the City of Memphis," said Explore Bike Share board chairman and City of Memphis COO Doug McGowen. "And, how appropriate — as all of the bikes were riding up — three trolleys rode by at the very same time … in Court Square?"

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