About Divvy
Divvy is Chicagoland’s bike share system, with 6,000 bikes available at 580+ stations across Chicago, Evanston and Oak Park. Divvy provides residents and visitors with a convenient, fun and affordable transportation option for getting from Point A to Point B.
Divvy, like other bike share systems, consists of a fleet of specially designed, sturdy and durable bikes that are locked into a network of docking stations throughout the region. The bikes can be unlocked from one station and returned to any other station in the system, making them ideal for one-way trips. People use bike share to commute to work or school, run errands, get to appointments or social engagements, and more.
Divvy is available for use 24 hours/day, 7 days/week, 365 days/year, and riders have access to all bikes and stations across the system.
The Owner of Divvy
Divvy is a program of the Chicago Department of Transportation (CDOT), which owns the city’s bikes, stations and vehicles. Initial funding for the program came from federal grants for projects that promote economic recovery, reduce traffic congestion and improve air quality, as well as additional funds from the City’s Tax Increment Financing program. In 2016, Divvy expanded to neighboring suburbs Evanston and Oak Park with a grant from the State of Illinois.
CDOT’s mission is to keep the city’s surface transportation networks and public ways safe for users, environmentally sustainable and in a state of good repair and attractive, so that its diverse residents, businesses and guests can all enjoy a variety of quality transportation options, regardless of ability or destination.
CDOT’s vision is to ensure that Chicago continues to be a vibrant international city, successfully competing in the global economy with a transportation system that provides high-quality service to residents, businesses, and visitors – a system that offers a solid foundation for the city, regional and national economies, yet is sensitive to its communities and environment.
The Operator of Divvy
Divvy is operated by Motivate, the global leader in bike share. A full-service bike share operator and technology innovator, Motivate works to re-envision how people experience and move around cities.
Motivate currently manages all of the largest bike share systems in the United States and many of the largest systems in the world, including Ford GoBike (California Bay Area), Citi Bike (New York and Jersey City), Divvy (Chicago), CoGo Bike Share (Columbus, Ohio), Capital Bike Share (Washington, D.C., Arlington and Alexandria, Va., and Montgomery County, Md.), Hubway (Boston, Somerville, Cambridge and Brookline, Mass.), Bike Chattanooga (Tenn.) and BIKETOWN (Portland, OR).
Motivate will add thousands of bikes to its current systems as Ford GoBike grows bike share tenfold in the San Francisco Bay Area starting in summer 2017.
The Sponsor of Divvy
With more than 8 million members, Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Illinois, is a division of Health Care Service Corporation, a Mutual Legal Reserve Company, and is the largest and oldest health insurance company in Illinois. Begun in 1936 in Chicago, BCBSIL remains member-owned rather than publicly traded, and is committed to promoting the health and wellness of its members and its communities, fostering greater access to care, and working to lower the overall cost of care while improving the health care quality and patient outcomes.
The Manufacturer of Divvy
Public Bike System Company (PBSC) created the first large-scale, solar-power bike share system in the world, launching in Montreal with a 3,000-bike system in 2008. PBSC’s systems are portable, wirelessly integrated and sturdy enough to handle the demands of Chicago’s urban environment. PBSC is Motivate’s supplier in bringing best-in-class technology and equipment to bike share systems that it operates around the world, including Boston, MA, Washington, D.C, and Toronto, Canada. More than 14,600 PBSC bikes are used every day, across the globe.
Divvy User Guides
- How Much does Divvy Bike Cost
- Teach Me How To Divvy: Taking Out Your Bike
- Teach Me How To Divvy: Getting a 24-Hour Pass
- Divvy Bike Phone Number
- Teach Me How to Divvy: Your Bike
- Divvy Bike Valet Service
- Teach Me How To Divvy: Adjusting Your Seat
- Inside Divvy: Taking Care of the Bikes
- How Divvy Bikes Get Restocked And Distributed To Divvy Stations
- Get rolling in Chicago with Divvy Bikes
Divvy Customer Service
Phone: 855-553-4889
Help Center: https://help.divvybikes.com/
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