The New York Times Covers MoGo’s Adaptive Bike Share Program

12/10/2018

The New York Times recently featured MoGo’s Adaptive bike share pilot program. The program, which ran from May to October of 2018, provided 13 adaptive bikes for riders that normally can’t use a step-through two-wheeled bicycle. Read the article here: New York Times

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