Dock-less Bike Share: Community Survey

The City of Alameda is evaluating its pilot dock-less bike share program, operated by LimeBike, and wants your input.

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* 1. In general, how supportive are you of dock-less bike share (now provided by LimeBike) in Alameda?

Very supportive

Somewhat supportive

Neutral

Somewhat against

Very against

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* 2. Have you ever used a LimeBike in Alameda?

Yes

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* 3. What do you like most about dock-less bike share in Alameda? (check your top responses)

Seeing more kids biking and having fun with it

It’s convenient and fast

It’s a fun way to move around Alameda

There’s a bike near me when I need to go somewhere

It helps reduce car traffic

It provides more options for exercise or recreation

I can ride a bike and not worry about it being stolen

Other (please specify)

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* 4. What do you most dislike about dock-less bike share in Alameda? (check your top responses)

The bikes aren’t well-maintained

Too many bike share users ride without helmets

The company doesn’t respond fast enough to requests

The brightly colored bikes are an eyesore

There are too few bikes near me when I need one

The bikes don’t fit me or are uncomfortable to use

The bike share app is difficult to use or doesn’t work reliably

Bicycles are often parked poorly, blocking sidewalks, curb ramps or bus stops

Other (please specify)

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* 5. Dock-less bike share is a pilot program that the City is considering continuing. If the City works to address your top concerns, how supportive would you be of continuing dock-less bike share in Alameda?

Very supportive

Somewhat supportive

Neutral

Somewhat against

Very against

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* 6. What is your home zip code?

94501

94502

I live outside of Alameda

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* 7. Do you have any additional input or suggestions that you would like the City of Alameda to consider?

Thank you!

Find more information about the pilot dock-less bike share program on the City’s website: www.alamedaca.gov/bikeshare.

City staff is collecting feedback and will bring a recommendation for next steps to the City’s Transportation Commission on March 28th and to the City Council in April.