no
Operating Area Types:
The City shall be divided into five (5) geographic service zones. Dockless bicycles must be deployed in all five zones.
Map of service zones: https://city.milwaukee.gov/ImageLibrary/Groups/cityBikePed/2018-Images/Dockless-Permit/DocklessPilot-AppendixAFINAL.pdf
Required: walk space not less than 5 feet wide shall at all times be kept open for pedestrians; upright position with 2 wheels making a point of contact with the ground; a bicycle locked to a parking meter or street sign must be positioned parallel to the sidewalk so as to prevent blockages on roadways and sidewalks.
ISO 4210, National Standard, State Standard
Required: n-board GPS device capable of providing realtime location data; wheel-lock technology. Prohibited: audible alarm which sounds continuously when activated.Maximum fleet permitted per provider: 400
Upon entering the pilot, the operator shall deploy 250 bicycles unless otherwise authorized by the Commissioner of Public Works. The operator may increase the size of their deployed fleet from 250 bicycles to 400 bicycles if all of the operator’s deployed equipment includes “lock-to” technology.
| Type | Amount | Frequency |
|---|---|---|
| Application | USD$ 250 | |
| Per Vehicle | USD$ 50 | One-time |
| Operating Permit | N/A |
The fees must be paid again when renewing the pilot for 2020 ($250 application + $50 per device).
Fare Regulation:
User fees must be clearly and understandably communicated to the user prior to bicycle use
The Commissioner of Public Works may require the operator to geo-fence certain areas where the parking of dockless bicycles shall be prohibited.
Equity Requirements:
Each bicycle must be clearly and visibly labeled with the operator’s name, a toll-free phone number for 24 hour customer support and the bicycle’s unique identification number
The operator shall provide instructions for properly parking dockless bicycles to customers and users, in easily understandable formats through multiple media types.
The operator shall provide a multi-lingual website, a call center, and a mobile application customer interface that is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Participants shall implement any community outreach plans at their own cost.
Data Specification Requirements:
GPS Required? Yes
Data Requirements:
Required:
1. For each trip, bicycle ID number, type of bicycle, starting date, starting time, starting location, ending date, ending time, ending location, anonymized GPS data of the route taken, and total mileage.
2. Summary report including the total number of trips, the average trips per deployed bicycle, the number of trips starting and ending in each zone, hourly and daily trip distribution in each zone; and the total number of crashes, injuries and complaints.
3. Daily report on number of bicycles in service for the entire day, the number of unique bicycles inspected for maintenance, the identification number for all bicycles maintained and repaired, and a report detailing a list of maintenance procedures performed on each bicycle.
4. For each bicycle that is lost, stolen or vandalized, date and time of discovery of the loss and the last known location of the bicycle.
5. For each crash, injury and complaint of which the operator is aware, date, time location and any relevant details.
6. For each zip code, report the number of customers and the number of new app downloads"
Public data reporting:
GBFS: Bicycle availability shall be publicly published using the General Bikeshare Feed Specification
(https://bit.ly/2HMt0Xq). Vendors must inform the City of the URL for this data.