Cincinnati Suburb, Blue Ash, Gets Bike Share
Blue Ash’s 50-bike pilot makes it the first suburb in the area with a bike share system.
A suburb Northeast of downtown Cincinnati will soon be home to a bike share pilot. "The Cincinnati suburb of Blue Ash announced it has partnered with Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Zagster, Inc. to launch the 50-bike bike share program -- making it the first Greater Cincinnati suburb to host such a program," Pat LaFleur reports for WCPO. Local officials announced the program in June.
Published on Tuesday, June 12, 2018 in
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