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phase 2 is complete!
Expansion took place the week of November 27, 2018!
Read our e-newsletter to learn more about the 33 new sites that were added to the Biki system.
biki expansion plans
Proposed Biki Stop expansion locations
Click each neighborhood to see the site plans of potential Biki Stop locations:
Updated: 10.24.18
Did you know?
- Riders have logged more than 1.3 million trips (as of November 2018)
- 64% of those trips were taken by Oahu residents
- October 2018 had 62% more rides than October 2017
- 2018 Biki member survey stats: 63% Biki to shop, 58% Biki to dine, 50% Biki to work
- 2018 Biki member survey stats: 58% reported saving money, 52% exercise more, 50% drive and carpool less
Common Questions
Why do we need more Biki Stops?
A dense network of Biki Stops helps ensure bikes and open docks are available where and when you need them.
A typical Biki Stop is at minimum 40 feet long. Bikeshare works best where there is high density, mixed use development with stations located no further than 1/4 mile apart from another Biki Stop, preferably closer.
How are the sites selected?
Expansion locations are determined based on several factors, including:
- Current system usage, community requests and demand
- Existing bike infrastructure and safety
- Proximity to other Biki Stops to create a connected network
- Available space and land ownership
How is expansion funded?
Bikeshare in Honolulu is a public-private-nonprofit partnership. The Honolulu Department of Transportation Services (DTS), in partnership with Bikeshare Hawaii, has been awarded federal Transportation Alternative Program (TAP) funds to expand Biki. Private donations, grants and rider fares also support expansion.
What will installation look like?
A Biki Stop is installed within an hour with minimal disruption to the site area. No drilling, bolting or wiring required.
Installation is expected to be completed before mid-December.
How can I request a Biki Stop?
Complete a request form to suggest new Biki Stop locations that will help make your daily trips easier.
Get involved
- Sign up for our email newsletter
- Follow us on social media
- Attend open houses, neighborhood board meetings and outreach events
- Volunteer to canvas and inform residents and businesses of expansion plans
- Send us an email to offer input, make recommendations and ask questions