1. Fort Worth Bike Sharing Nick Olivier Business Development Manager

2. + Concept First and Last Mile

3. + How it Works

4. + Benefits

5. + Proven Success - 230 bikes, 23 stations 32,000 trips 123,000 miles 1,070 annual members 6,700 day passes 5.4M calories burned 129,000 lbs. – carbon offset 6,000 gallons of gas saved

6. + U.S. Bike Share Systems

7. + Fort Worth is ready Fastest growing city in US (pop. over 500,000) 1.8 million residents and employees by 2030. Off-street paved bike path miles: 57.3 miles Existing on-street bike lane: 16.27 miles Existing on-street “sharrow” route: 40 miles Rapidly growing and enthusiastic cycling community

8. + Progress to date 501c3 nonprofit Governed by 9-member Board of Directors B-cycle chosen as vendor Finalizing station locations First stages of permitting April 2013 system launch Actively seeking sponsorships, selling advertising and applying for grants

9. + Left to do… Maintenance Contract Permitting Bike Assembly Station Install Fundraising… System Launch Safety & Education

10. + Successes FTA funding Sponsorships Permitting Agencies Time Sponsorships Permitting Precedent Challenges

11. + Proposed Station Locations

12. + Downtown Stations

13. + Downtown Station

14. +

15. + W 7 th /Cultural District Stations

16. + West 7 th Station

17. + Cultural District Station

18. + Near Southside Stations

19. + Near Southside Station

20. + Sponsorship Opportunities Range from $1,000/year to $30,000 Branding available on bicycles, stations, printed materials and on social media outlets “Presenting Sponsor” opportunity also available

21. + Current Sponsors

22. + Show Your Support! Volunteer at our Launch Event – Monday, April 22, Earth Day Try it out! Follow our progress on Facebook and Twitter Fort Worth Bike Sharing @fwbikesharing

23. + Questions?