Bicyclists are as much a part of New York City as tourists in Times Square. Proof of that can be found in new data released Thursday by the mayor’s office. Ridership for New York’s bike-sharing program Citi Bike reached nearly 14 million trips in 2016, recording its third-straight year of growth. The number of trips was about 40 percent higher than in 2015, good for about 4 million more rides.
Join the discussion when you sign in with one of the following methods:
Sign In
[userpro template=login force_redirect_uri=1 login_button_secondary='' login_button_primary='Sign In Now' login_side='' login_heading='' ] Forgot Password?
Don't have an account? Sign up here!
or
Continue being unregistered user.
or
Continue being unregistered user.
MOST RECENT ARTICLES
Manhattan’s first-ever water park is coming to the Upper East Side—and it looks like a giant dishwasher!
For three Saturdays in August, nearly seven miles of NYC thoroughfares, from the Brooklyn Bridge to Central Park, will be ...
Meg Ryan’s moody, ‘Megan-ized’ Mercer Street loft sells for $9.9M
Meg Ryan’s 4,100-square-foot apartment at 84 Mercer Street in Soho has been officially scooped up for $9.9M, LLNYC reveals. 6sqft previously reported that ...
$350K UES studio designed in the ’80s by architect Adam Tihany resembles a luxury train car
A quirky studio designed by the architect Adam Tihany, praised as one of the greatest American interior architects by the ...
Elon Musk and Tesla seek East Coast domination with new mid-priced electric car model
Tesla’s Red Hook sales and service shop Just a few days ago, Elon Musk received “verbal approval” for his Hyperloop ...
Aby Rosen signs fashion company Totokaelo as first retail tenant at 190 Bowery
Image: Before the 2005 sale It’s been two-and-a-half years since developer Aby Rosen of RFR Realty scooped up the former Germania Bank ...
Donald Trump’s sketch of Manhattan skyline heading to auction
Donald Trump’s 2005 Manhattan skyline sketch with Trump Tower in the center. (Nate D. Sanders Auctions) A charity auction sketch ...
REVEALED: Tishman Speyer’s Long Island City office development boasts food hall and rooftop park
Long Island City, New York City’s fastest growing neighborhood, shows no signs of slowing down. Following the completion of Jackson ...
Artist proposes installing a Hollywood-style ‘Brooklyn!’ sign to attract visitors
A rendering of the proposed Brooklyn sign in place of the “Watchtower” sign. Image courtesy of Susanna Briselli. “Brooklyn is ...
Sunny Park Slope sublet asks $4,750/month, co-op board approval not required
This quintessentially lovely Park Slope apartment on the parlor floor of a gorgeous historic townhouse at 369 Sixth Avenue is available ...
A rejected design for Central Park from 1858 shows colorful, whimsical topiaries
John Rink’s rejected design proposal for Central Park, via NY Historical Society Central Park, which celebrated its 164th anniversary this ...
Jon Bon Jovi tries to sell West Village duplex as part of a $30M combo unit
Jon Bon Jovi hasn’t released a new album in quite some time, but one way he’s managed to stay in ...
Muslim-backed cultural center would be the first of its kind in NYC
As a way to promote inter-religious coexistence and cultural exchange, the American Society for Muslim Advancement and Buro Koray Duman ...
MOST POPULAR ARTICLES
How to keep cool without an air conditioner and cut your electricity bill 
The 10 best plants for apartment dwellers 
Emma Stone’s former Chelsea townhouse gets a price chop and new looks inside 
‘Loop NYC’ proposes driverless auto expressways across Manhattan and a 13-mile pedestrian park 
How to start an art collection: A guide for new buyers and investors on a budget 
The William Lescaze House: NYC’s first modernist residence 
Everything you need to know about affordable housing: applying, getting in, and staying put 
Pre-war condo asks $450K in Ditmas Park, a nabe better known for freestanding homes
