Santa Barbara Expands BCycle Program with 60 New E-Bikes, Discounted Memberships
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Mina Wahab
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keyt.comSanta Barbara Expands BCycle Program with 60 New E-Bikes, Discounted Membershipskeyt.comSANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) — Getting around Santa Barbara is becoming easier for more residents after the City of Santa Barbara and BCycle completed a major expansion of the city's electric bike-share program. The $1.8 million project adds 60 new e-bikes and 22 new docking stations throughout the city, expanding access to neighborhoods that previously The post Santa Barbara Expands BCycle Program with 60 New E-Bikes, Discounted Memberships appeared first on News Channel 3-12 .
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