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More Capital Bikeshare Stations Added in Alexandria

Capital Bikeshare station at South Jordan Street and Venable Avenue in Alexandria. (Photo: City of Alexandria)

ALEXANDRIA, VA – Posted on the City’s Transportation and Environmental Services social media this morning is an announcement that two new stations have been added to the Capital Bikeshare inventory in Alexandria.

The City’s bikeshare expansion project is funded by VDOT grants and 15 more installations will be phased over several months. The tentative installation schedule for November and December 2021 is as follows:

  • November 2021: Pickett & Shillings
  • December 2021: Reed & Edison, King & Kenwood, Washington & Wilkes, Main Line Blvd & E Glebe, Commonwealth & Reed

These stations were discussed at the Traffic and Parking Board meetings in July and September 2021.  More information can be found in the dockets for those meetings at alexandriava.gov/trafficparkingboard.

New Capital Bikeshare Dashboard

The City created a new dashboard to display data about Capital Bikeshare use. The dashboard is available online here.

The City of Alexandria’s bike sharing program, in partnership with the District Department of Transportation, Arlington County, and Montgomery County, is called Capital Bikeshare. With Capital Bikeshare, you can choose from over 500 stations in the region, and return a bike to any station near your destination.

Trips are $2 for 30 minutes and is a great way to get around the region. Capital Bikeshare also has $5 annual memberships for those that are receiving federal assistance. Please see the attached flyer for more information about Capital Bikeshare memberships.

Capital Bikeshare Membership (English)

MORE: Capital Bikeshare Expanding to Alexandria’s West End

Mary Wadland

Mary Wadland is the Publisher and Editor in Chief of The Zebra Press, the award-winning Alexandria news publication she founded in 2010 with a mission of celebrating community, culture, and all the good news happening across the city. A longtime community advocate and storyteller, Mary was selected for the Alexandria Chamber of Commerce inaugural 40 Under 40 class and has served as President of Living Legends of Alexandria since 2022. Known for her deep local roots, sharp editorial instincts, and passion for connecting people through journalism, she has spent decades chronicling the personalities, businesses, events, and civic life that make Alexandria unique. Originally from Delray Beach, Florida, Mary is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Hollins College in Roanoke, Virginia, and has been part of Alexandria’s publishing and media community since 1987.

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