RenoRide? The Biggest Little Bike-Share in the World
Department or Program
Environmental Studies
Abstract
This project builds thematically upon previous work done in the semester that looked at personal experiences with various bike-shares. Transitioning from that, this project pivots from looking at what has "already been done," to what "could be" by imagining what a bike share program could/couldn't look like in Reno, NV. An overview of global bike-shares is given, and the issue is then explored in the context of Reno by discussing the city's bikeability, its experience with former bike-share programs, an interview with the city's sustainability manager on the issue, and a discussion of survey results that were given to Reno residents about bikeshares.
Level of Access
Restricted: Embargoed [Open Access After Expiration]
First Advisor
Tyler Harper
Date of Graduation
5-2023
Degree Name
Bachelor of Arts
Recommended Citation
Williams, Isaac A., "RenoRide? The Biggest Little Bike-Share in the World" (2023). Standard Theses. 339.
https://scarab.bates.edu/envr_studies_theses/339
Open Access
Available to all.