Reddy Bikeshare

Reddy Bikeshare celebrated 10 years of providing affordable, accessible transportation and a healthier way to get around Buffalo and Niagara Falls.

Reddy Bikeshare expanded beyond Buffalo and Niagara Falls for the first time, adding two stations in the City of Tonawanda at popular biking destinations along the Tonawanda Rail-to-Trail and Empire State Trail.

Reddy Bikeshare expanded its fleet with Reddy+ pedal-assist electric bikes, offering riders an affordable way to travel farther and easier throughout Buffalo.

Reddy Bikeshare introduced six pilot e-bikes at stations throughout Buffalo as part of a two-month program to explore how e-bikes could best serve members.

During its seventh season, Reddy Bikeshare added 13 new stations, bringing the network to more than 100 stations across Buffalo and Niagara Falls.

Reddy Bikeshare, in partnership with Independent Health and support from the city of Niagara Falls, expanded into Niagara Falls, adding 145 bikes across more than 25 stations.

In partnership with Independent Health, SMI launched Reddy Bikeshare in Buffalo with 200 GPS-enabled bikes across 30 stations, offering affordable, flexible green transportation options.

SMI, in partnership with the University at Buffalo, launched the nation’s first GPS smart bikeshare system. It started with 25 bikes and expanded to 75. This pilot project involved NYSERDA, NYSDOT, and Social Bicycles, and marked a milestone in innovative and equitable transportation.