We're asking New Yorkers to complete a quick survey to help us better understand how people use Citi Bike, identify opportunities for improvement, and shape the future of transportation across the city.
Who can participate?
Anybody that lives or works in New York City! From avid Citi Bike riders to those who have never ridden Citi Bike, we want to hear what you think about the program.
Why should I take the survey?
Help shape the future of Citi Bike
Enter to win a $200 gift card
It’s quick! The survey will only take 3-5 minutes to complete
After you finish the survey, share it with family and friends! The survey will be open until October 15, 2026. Thank you for sharing your feedback and helping us improve bike share in New York City.
New Infill Stations are Coming to Manhattan and Brooklyn
This fall, new Citi Bike stations are coming to Manhattan in Harlem, Midtown, and Downtown and to Brooklyn in Williamsburg, Greenpoint, and Park Slope. These stations help fulfill the programs infill goals by meeting demands in high use areas and increasing capacity as the network continues to grow.
Read more about "New Infill Stations Coming Soon"
Citi Bike offers a discounted annual membership to low-income New Yorkers
$5 / month membership
Not an annual commitment, discounted e-bike minute rate ($0.06 / minute instead of $0.17 / minute)
- Eligibility:
- If you live -> in ANY NYCHA/PACT housing
- AND/OR if you receive SNAP
- AND/OR if you are a member of a select Community Development Credit Union
- Registration open: ongoing, not a new discount
- How to sign up:
- Register with your NYCHA lease or tenant ID or SNAP ID on Citi Bike website: https://citibikenyc.com/community-programs/reducedfare
- Credit Union members need an activation code from a participating credit union: https://citibikenyc.com/pricing/cdcu
- Additional discounts for active military/veterans, MasterCard holders and residents with an IDNYC can be found on the Citi Bike's pricing page.