B Cycle

The red bikes are back! As of March 12, 2012, B-Cycle is open for business. Now in its third year, Denver's B-Cycle program (the first of its kind...

Sustainability must be at the heart and conscience of all the city of Denver does -- now and in the future. We can no longer afford the days of wanton consumption.

Denver's bike-sharing program is rolling along with plans to add four B-cycle stations downtown in the next few weeks. "The goal is to have 50 stat...

Dan Maes seems to be changing his thinking a little bit about the red menace -- make that the red bicycle menace -- posed by Denver's bike-sharing pedalers.

Earlier this month, when Dan Maes (the GOP's nominee for Colorado Governor) alleged that Denver's bike sharing program (B-Cycle) represented a de fac...

After reviewing Mr. Maes' comments and the Denver Post reader responses, I, like many others considered, "Should I take Mr. Maes' assertions seriously?" What is a "United Nations Community," and are our "personal freedoms in jeopardy" at the handles of bikes?

Denver is celebrating Earth Day with the kickoff of Denver B-cycle, the country's first citywide bike-sharing program.

In 2010, Denver will be the first major city in the U.S. to launch a "Paris-style" free bike program. Minneapolis, Boston, and Miami will come on-line soon after.