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Advisory
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Air Quality Advisory
Smoke impacts in the Bay Area due to the Salmon Creek Prescribed Burn in Sonoma County. Check air quality at fire.airnow.gov and protect your health if smoke is impacting your area by remaining indoors with windows and doors closed, if temperatures allow. Follow instructions from local health officials.
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Bawasan ang polusyon sa hangin. Remote na magtrabaho, maglakad, magbisikleta, makipag-carpool, o gumamit ng pampublikong transportasyon. |
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Giảm thiểu ô nhiễm không khí. Làm việc từ xa, đi bộ, đạp xe, đi chung xe hoặc sử dụng phương tiện giao thông công cộng. |
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Reduzca la contaminación atmosférica. Trabaje a distancia, camine, use la bicicleta, comparta el automóvil o use el transporte público. |
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Bay Area Bike Share
Learn about Bay Area Bike Share, the nation’s first unified regional bicycle sharing program.
This program is now closed. Please review the other open funding opportunities by using the navigation on the left.
Bay Area Bike Share began in August 2013 and features a fleet of 700 bicycles and 70 stations along the San Francisco peninsula. Specially designed, durable bikes are locked into a network of docking stations and can be rented from and returned to any station in the system. The bike share system operates year-round, 24 hours a day, with stations in San Francisco, Redwood City, Palo Alto, Mountain View, and San Jose.
Bike sharing allows Bay Area residents and visitors an additional, cost-effective transportation option. It offers many public health benefits, such as reducing the amount of harmful vehicle emissions released into the air. The program’s network is efficiently linked to public transit and numerous docking stations, providing many possible route combinations.
Since January 1, 2016, the Metropolitan Transportation Commission has been in charge of overseeing the Bay Area Bike Share Program.
For any questions regarding Bay Area Bike Share, please contact Kevin Mulder at MTC.
Kevin Mulder
MTC
(510) 817-5700
kmulder@mtc.ca.gov
Regional Bicycle Share Pilot Project
Last Updated: 9/24/2026