City Council member Hanif introduces new Citi Bike safety bill
The bill would require operators to prominently display traffic and bicycle safety rules on mobile applications and at rental stations.
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Jun 12, 2025, 4:52 PM
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Updated 21 days ago
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7ds agoCity Council member Shahana Hanif has introduced new legislation aimed at enhancing safety for Citi Bike users.
The bill would require operators to prominently display traffic and bicycle safety rules on mobile applications and at rental stations.
It would also require riders to review the safety rules at least once a year before activating or unlocking a Citi Bike.
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