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Docked Bikeshare Trips – March 2026

Monday, April 27, 2026

Today, the Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) released docked bikeshare trips for March 2026.

From March 2025 to March 2026, docked bikeshare trips starting and ending at a docking station declined 2.9% on nine of the largest systems.

The figure is a horizontal bar chart listing nine of the largest docked bikeshare systems on the y-axis by city and the number of trips taken on the x-axis. For each system, there is a bar for March 2025 and for March 2026. Counts include only trips starting and ending at a docking station.

By area served and system, the number of docked bikeshare trips in March 2026 and the percentage change from March 2025:
• New York, NY (CitiBike): 2,931,449 (down 7.1%)
• San Francisco, CA (Bay Wheels): 418,492 (up 39.7%)
• Washington, DC Metro (Capital Bikeshare): 374,290 (down 5.8%)
• Boston Metro, MA (Blue Bikes): 252,452 (down 6.7%)
• Chicago, IL (Divvy): 218,161 (up 5.2%)
• Philadelphia, PA (Indego): 101,167 (up 10.7%)
• Jersey City, NJ (CitiBike): 61,759 (down 15.5%)
• Pittsburgh, PA (POGOH): 43,902 (up 27.4%)
• Los Angeles, CA (Metro Bike Share): 34,227 (down 6.4%)    

Total national expenditures on bicycles and expenditures increased 3.6% (adjusted for inflation) from February 2025 to February 2026 (latest available data).

For additional information, data for additional systems, and interactive charts, please visit BTS’ Bikeshare and E-scooters and National Expenditures on Bicycles and Accessories.