Extend electric bikeshare contract with Charleston Mobility through 2028
In Plain English
Richmond's bikeshare program launched in 2024 after the previous contractor Bolt Mobility abandoned the city in 2022. The program currently operates 36 bikes at 13 stations citywide. If approved, Charleston Mobility continues running the service for 8 more months using $577,484 in state transportation funds.
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