Starting in the Fall of 2025, NYC DOT in partnership with Lyft will expand and improve Citi Bike throughout Queens, the Bronx and Brooklyn to meet growing ridership demand and help ensure New Yorkers across the city have equitable access to the system. High use areas throughout Manhattan and Brooklyn will also receive additional Citi Bike stations to meet demands and increase capacity as the network continues to grow.

Wish there was a Citi Bike station near you? Suggest a location on our feedback maps and learn more about our plans:

• Learn more about new stations coming to Bronx Community Board 7 (Norwood)

• Learn more about new stations coming to Bronx Community Board 8 (Riverdale)

• Learn more about new stations coming to Brooklyn Community Board 10 (Bay Ridge)

• Learn more about new stations coming to Brooklyn Community Board 12 (Kensington)

• Suggest an infill station (Manhattan & Brooklyn)

• Suggest a station in Brooklyn's Community Board 5, 16 & 17 (Brownsville & East New York)

• Suggest a station in Queens' Community Board 6 (Forest Hills)

If you have any feedback or questions, please reach out to bikeshare@dot.nyc.gov.

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.