Cincy Red Bike

Red Bike shut down for the first few months of 2024 due to a critical funding shortfall.

Red Bike's director says losing the partnership of UC Health means the program can't afford to stay open during the slow winter months.

Making sure everyone has access to the bike share program is a major goal of Red Bike.

"To that point, we're bringing 130 e-bikes in for the spring of 2023, and we have plans and funding to continue this growth," says Doug McClintock, executive director.

Red Bike has opened a few new stations downtown and in Over-the-Rhine this summer, and will launch the first West Side docking station next week in Lower Price Hill.

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