Ridership on Chicago’s Divvy bike-share system surged during the pandemic, but riders this spring and summer likely encountered a new trend: Divvy at times had fewer bikes on the street than at any ...

CHICAGO (CBS) --More people in Chicago are using rented bikes and scooters to get around than ever before. The Chicago Department of Transportation said more than 11 million trips were taken on shared ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Coinciding with national bike month, the Chicago Department of Transportation announced the expansion of the Divvy bikeshare system. Since hitting the streets back in 2013, the system ...

I noticed Divvy bikes the moment I stepped onto campus my first year, but I didn’t realize their incredible potential till that first spring quarter. A couple friends and I had gone to the Cubs game ...

Picture James Dean riding a Divvy bike instead of a motorcycle. You can’t without snickering, can you? That’s because I, you, and every other human being on earth looks dorky in the clunky-ass saddle ...

Move over, Grouper and Tinder—the newest way to meet eligible Chicagoans is Divvy Dates. Project Fixup, a Chicago-based dating service, has partnered with the city's new bike-sharing program to match ...

Ten years ago, the first big blue Divvy bikes hit Chicago streets, on a mission to provide quick, inexpensive transportation and add one more car-free way of getting around the sprawling city. The ...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- Starting Wednesday, Divvy will launch its' new pedal-assist ebikes in communities across Chicago. The new rollout, led by CDOT and Lyft, aims to give residents more flexibility to ...

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