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Bublr Bikes, the nonprofit bikeshare operator of the city of Milwaukee, is adding nearly 400 electric assist bicycles to the bikeshare system in 2022.

The Milwaukee County Transit System (MCTS) debuted on Tuesday, April 19 a new fare collection system that starts with the switch to a new mobile app.

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Bublr Bikes is set to expand service to more areas throughout Milwaukee County and will add roughly 200 electric-assist bikes to its fleet in July.  The Department of Public Works, Bublr, and community partners spent the last two years deciding where to expand. They settled on all areas of the city, including multiple stations on North King Drive, the Washington Park Library, and the Urban Ecology Center. All 26 new stations can be found here.  The new station sites were chosen following sev...

Dockless Scooters to Return, Bublr Bikes to Expand Lime Scooters Milwaukeeans will once again have expanded options to get around the city this summer. On Friday, the Department of Public Works announced the return of a pilot program with three dockless scooter companies: Bird, Lime and Spin, each of whom previously operated in the city in the summer of 2019. While it feels like an eternity ago, the scooters were polarizing amongst Milwaukeeans, largely due to safety concerns stemming from the ...

MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Milwaukee is expanding its modes of travel for residents by bringing back electric scooters and more Bublr Bikes to the city.  The Department of Public Works (DPW) selected three scooter operators -- Bird, Lime, and Spin -- to participate in a dockless scooter pilot study that will run from June 1 to Nov. 15.  According to a news release, the 2021 pilot allows three operators with 1,000 scooters per operator, and requires a broader dispersal of scooters city-wide with fe...

VISIT Milwaukee volunteer coordinator now leads city commission. By Jeramey Jannene - Dec 17th, 2020 01:36 pm //end headline wrapper ?> Get a daily rundown of the top stories on Urban Milwaukee Tony Snell speaks at the 2018 unveiling of the rainbow crosswalks at Cathedral Square Park. File photo by Jeramey Jannene. Tony Snell will serve as chair of the citizen-led, part-time commission. Snell, who worked briefly for the non-profit Democratic National Convention h...