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City of Atlanta Docked Bikeshare Program

The City of Atlanta is considering adding a docked bikeshare program as a new option alongside the current dockless (“free-floating”) bikeshare and scootershare system. This survey will ask about your travel habits and what features or pricing would influence how you use docked bikeshare.

Your responses will help guide planning decisions and identify ways to improve access to shared micromobility across Atlanta. The survey should take about 8 -10 minutes to complete. Thank you for participating.

After completion of this survey, please follow this link to access the mapping tool for providing feedback on new docked bikeshare stations and desired micromobility routes.

An example of a docked bikeshare is BIKETOWN in Portland, Oregon. BIKETOWN is a city-wide bike-share system operated by the Portland Bureau of Transportation in partnership with Nike and Lyft. The system now covers roughly 40 square miles of Portland and features a fleet of electric-assist bikes that users can unlock via app and return to dedicated stations. BIKETOWN also offers discounted access through “BIKETOWN for All” and adaptive bikes to improve equity and accessibility across the city.



Key Terms:
  • Micromobility is a term used to describe vehicles that are small, low-speed, and human-powered or electric-assisted. They are built for one rider at a time and include bicycles, electric bicycles (e-bikes), scooters, and electric scooters (e- scooters).
  • Shared micromobility refers to the organized operation of a fleet of micromobility vehicles that individuals can rent.
1. What forms of transportation have you used in the last month? (Select all that apply)
2. How do you typically get to transit stops or stations? (Select all that apply)
2. Which of the following prevent you from riding a bicycle or scooter more often? (Select all that apply)
2. Prior to this survey, had you heard about ATLDOT's shared micromobility program (rented e-scooter or e-bike provided by Bird or Lime)?
3. In the last six months, have you used shared micromobility (rented e-scooter or e-bike provided by Bird or Lime) in the City of Atlanta?
4. How often do you use the shared e-bikes and e-scooters in Atlanta (provided by Bird and Lime)?
4. In the past 6 months, what was the most common reason you used shared micromobility (rented e-scooter or e-bike provided by Bird or Lime)? (Select all that apply)
4. When thinking about docked bikeshare compared to dockless bikeshare or scooters, which reasons would make you more likely to use a docked bikeshare system? (Select all that apply)
5. Have you ever used a docked bikeshare system before? (example: the previous docked Relay pedal bikes or a docked bikeshare system in another City, like Citibike in NYC)
6. How likely are you to support a docked bikeshare program in Atlanta?
7. Which of the following options would have the most impact on your usage of a docked bikeshare system? Select up to three.
8. If a pedal (non-electric) bikeshare ride costs $X, how much extra would you be willing to pay to use an electric (e-bike) instead for the same trip?
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