Pronto! bikes are already circulating the city. They’ll be available for all users beginning at 1pm. See our earlier coverage on the launch from this morning for more information or the Pronto! blog.
.@CyclePronto stations coming online & bikes moving out! https://t.co/7RCtgmvrZt #SEABikes http://t.co/KRT3dxux2A
— Forrest (@fbaum) October 13, 2014
It's official. #Seattle has a #bikeshare program. Local leaders on kickoff ride w/ @CyclePronto Photo: @joshtrujillo http://t.co/GfX85Xw8VQ
— SeattlePI (@seattlepi) October 13, 2014
Getting ready to hit the Seattle streets: @CyclePronto #bikeshare http://t.co/rPBRw7bNyq
— SeattlePI (@seattlepi) October 13, 2014
Mayor Murray getting fitted on @CyclePronto Let's ride! http://t.co/NXr9PxiRNk
— Natalie Lozano, CSCS (@nataliegardens) October 13, 2014
Our 2nd & University Sher Kung Memorial Station waiting patiently for 1 PM to roll around. pic.twitter.com/5PnLRjoxSe
— Pronto Cycle Share (@CyclePronto) October 13, 2014
Getting ready for @CyclePronto inaugural bike ride w/ @grouphealth EVP Diana Rakow & Holly Houser! http://t.co/mWGDMttlTf
— Kaiser Permanente WA (@kpwashington) October 13, 2014
1 PM is almost here! “@BlakeTrask: .@CyclePronto is ready for launch. #SEAbikes http://t.co/7ffhg53Z6r”
— Pronto Cycle Share (@CyclePronto) October 13, 2014
Stephen is a professional urban planner in Puget Sound with a passion for sustainable, livable, and diverse cities. He is especially interested in how policies, regulations, and programs can promote positive outcomes for communities. With stints in great cities like Bellingham and Cork, Stephen currently lives in Seattle. He primarily covers land use and transportation issues and has been with The Urbanist since 2014.