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Bike Share Launch updated 2023.pptm

Rialto City Council
June 13, 2023

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Bike Share Launch updated 2023.pptm
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June 13, 2023
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Rialto City Council
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Bike Share Launch
Parks, Recreation & Community Services

PROJECT BACKGROUND
Bikeshare Feasibility study in 2019-2020
Surveyed residents
January 2020, City Council approved (the Study; get RFP, and First Amendment with Alta) June 2021, City Council (accepted the Grant, awarded Drop Mobility, and authorized Second Amendment with Alta) March 2022, City Council accepted the implementation program and bike share locations. *Original locations identified for study

BIKE SPECS AND LOOK

HOW WAS RIALTO’S BIKE SHARE PROGRAM FUNDED?
MSRC Clean Transportation Grant: $244,508 for Bike Share System was accepted by city council on March 27, 2018 AB2766 Subvention Funds: $166,535 City match, part of the South Coast AQMD Clean Mobility Options: $1,000,000 for bike share system planning and operations on February 12, 2021

BIKE SHARE LOCATIONS
Riverside @ San Bernardino (two possible sites) - 5 hoops Riverside @ Randall - 4 hoops
Riverside @ Merrill - 5 hoops
Metrolink Station - 2 sets of 4 hoops (or 2 sets of 5)
Riverside @ 1st - 4 hoops
Pacific Electric Trail @ N. Cactus - 5 hoops
N. Willow @ Foothill - 4 hoops
Riverside @ Foothill - 5 hoops
Foothill @ Arcadia - 5 hoops
Cedar @ Jackson (Approved to be shifted from Baseline) 5 hoops Baseline @ Willow - 5 hoops

OTHER LOCATIONS ON HOLD (PHASE TWO)
Renaissance Locations
N. Cactus Ave & foothill Blvd
N Cactus Ave South of 2nd Street
S. Riverside Ave & & E. Valley Blvd

PHASE ONE

COSTS
There is an unlocking fee, along with per minute fee for every ride.

Riders who do not return bikes to the designated locations will incur a standard fine of $50-$200 UNLOCK
COST

PER MINUTE

STANDARD
$1.00
.15
VETERAN/55+
$.50
.10

LOW INCOME
$.50
.10

HOW TO USE RIALTO’S BIKE SHARE SYSTEM
Bikes must be locked to a bike rack or signpost
Bikes are “geofenced” and may not be locked outside of City limits

LAUNCH PROCESS

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