Tulsa to Implement New Bike-Share Program

Tulsa Embraces Bike-Sharing with New ProgramTulsa Embraces Bike-Sharing with New Program Tulsa, Oklahoma, is set to launch a new bike-share program, providing its residents and visitors with an affordable and convenient transportation option. The program, dubbed “Tulsa Wheel,” is scheduled to roll out in the coming weeks. The Tulsa Wheel program will feature a network of bike stations spread across the city’s downtown area and other popular destinations. The sleek, dockless bikes will be equipped with GPS tracking devices and can be unlocked using a smartphone app. Users can pay for their rides on an hourly basis or purchase memberships for unlimited usage. The program is designed to be accessible to people of all ages and abilities, with a variety of bike types available, including standard bicycles, electric bikes, and adaptive bicycles. “This program is a major step forward in making Tulsa a more bikeable and sustainable city,” said Mayor G.T. Bynum. “It will connect our neighborhoods, promote healthy transportation, and reduce our carbon footprint.” Tulsa Wheel is part of a growing trend of bike-sharing programs in cities across the country. These programs have been shown to increase bike ridership, reduce traffic congestion, and improve air quality. In addition to providing transportation convenience, Tulsa Wheel will also offer educational programs and community events to promote bike safety and encourage healthy lifestyles. The launch of Tulsa Wheel is highly anticipated by local residents. “I’m excited to have a bike-share option in Tulsa,” said resident Sarah Jones. “It will make it easier for me to get around downtown and explore the city.” Tulsa Wheel is funded through a public-private partnership between the City of Tulsa and several local businesses and organizations. The program is expected to serve thousands of riders and generate significant economic benefits for the city.