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RFI: Regional Bike Share System and Shared Mobility Programs, Marin and Sonoma Counties, California

5 minutes   Date Enacted: Sep 17, 2018  

Photo of bicyclists riding in a bike lane
Pexel – Brett Sayles

Summary

The Sonoma County Transportation Authority (SCTA) and the Transportation Authority of Marin (TAM) are collaborating to pilot a bikeshare around Sonoma Marin Artea Rail Transit (SMART) stations. Both agencies have, together and independently, previously implemented shared mobility measures such as carsharing pods, around the stations. Furthermore, the agencies aim to gather all mobility options in their service areas into a Mobility as a Service (MaaS) platform.

In any case, the attached Request for Information is for 80 bikes in each county, around their respective train stations. Vendors may propose any form of available bikesharing operation.

Updated September 2018

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Topics:
Electric Vehicles Mobile App/Integration Mobility as a Service One-Way/Point-to-Point Partnerships Procurement
Modes:
Active Transportation Bikeshare
Document Types:
Public-Private Partnership Request for Information/Proposals/Qualifications (RFI/RFP/RFQ)
Partners:
Shared Mobility Private Operator Transit Agency or Authority
Geographies:
Small Town/Rural
Locations:
Marin, California, US Sonoma, California, US
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