Make Commuting Easier and More Fun with Metro Bike Share!
Source: LA Metro
LA Metro offers a variety of transit options for commuters, including the Metro Bike Share program, which provides convenient, affordable short-term bike rentals. With over 150 stations and 1,500 regular and electric bikes available 24/7 across Downtown and Central Los Angeles, North Hollywood, and the Westside, Metro Bike Share is a great way to enhance your commute or explore the city!
Why Choose Metro Bike Share?
No Locking Hassles: Forget the stress of finding a safe place to lock your bike. Metro Bike Share bikes are docked securely at designated stations.
No Maintenance Needed: No need to worry about flat tires or upkeep—Metro takes care of that for you!
Perfect for One-Way Trips: Unlike riding your own bike, Metro Bike Share allows you to pick up a bike at one station and drop it off at another—ideal for one-way journeys or combining with bus and rail trips.
Seamless Transit Connections: Easily integrate Metro Bike Share into your commute. Ride to a nearby Metro bus or rail station and continue your trip with ease.
Exclusive Deal for City Employees
City of LA employees can enjoy Metro Bike Share for just $5 per month! 🚴♀️💼 Here’s how to sign up:
Visit the LADOT Metro Bike Share Portal.
Enter the promo code: Employee Pass LADOT.
Provide your email address and follow the instructions to activate your pass.
Metro Bike Share Pricing Options
30-minute ride: $1.75
24-hour access (30 mins. each ride): $5
30-day pass (30 mins. each ride): $17
365-day pass (30 mins. each ride): $150
How to Use Metro Bike Share
Sign Up: Buy a pass through the app, or with your Metro TAP card account.
Find a Station: Use the Metro Bike Share app to locate a convenient station.
Ride: Unlock a bike and enjoy your trip.
Return: Use the app to find a nearby station and dock your bike when you’re done.
Tips for a Safe and Enjoyable Ride
Riders under 18 must wear a helmet by law.
Participants must be 16 years or older to use Metro Bike Share.
Every lane is a bike lane—share the road respectfully.
Always obey traffic rules.
Use hand signals to communicate with other road users.
Source: Bicycle NSW