America's greatest cycling cities

[jw5]

12. Ft Collins, CO​

Bike lanes and paths: 5.3 mi / Bike-friendly business score: 75 / Number of people per each bike-share bike: Data unavailable

 

[jw5]

11. Denver, CO​

Bike lanes and paths: 1.6 mi / Bike-friendly business score: 9 / Number of people per each bike-share bike: 975

 

[jw5]

10. Boulder, CO​

Bike lanes and paths: 4.0 mi / Bike-friendly business score: 15 / Number of people per each bike-share bike: 390

 

[jw5]

9. Washington, D.C.​

Bike lanes and paths: 2.2 mi / Bike-friendly business score: 43 / Number of people per each bike-share bike: 336

 

[jw5]

8. Cambridge, MA​

Bike lanes and paths: 10.7 mi / Bike-friendly business score: 2 / Number of people per each bike-share bike: 87

 

[jw5]

7. Austin, TX​

Bike lanes and paths: 1.4 mi / Bike-friendly business score: 15 / Number of people per each bike-share bike: 2,330

 

[jw5]

6. Minneapolis, MN​

Bike lanes and paths: 3.4 mi / Bike-friendly business score: 39 / Number of people per each bike-share bike: 274

 

[jw5]

5. Seattle, WA​

Bike lanes and paths: 1.5 mi / Bike-friendly business score: 7 / Number of people per each bike-share bike: 1,369

 

[jw5]

4. New York City, NY​

Bike lanes and paths: 1.3 mi / Bike-friendly business score: 2 / Number of people per each bike-share bike: 1,140

 

[jw5]

3. Portland, OR​

Bike lanes and paths: 2.7 mi / Bike-friendly business score: 56 / Number of people per each bike-share bike: 632

 

[jw5]

2. San Francisco, CA​

Bike lanes and paths: 2.4 mi / Bike-friendly business score: 10 / Number of people per each bike-share bike: 1,236

 

[jw5]

1. Chicago, IL​

Bike lanes and paths: 1.0 mi / Bike-friendly business score: 7 / Number of people per each bike-share bike: 568

 

[Betsycrant]

I like how the thread shows real interest through all those Likes. For Fort Collins, the bike lane stats are clear, but I couldn’t find any solid bike‑share rider numbers.