Chicago Extends Divvy Bikeshare Agreement to 2033
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What happened
Mayor Brandon Johnson and the Chicago Department of Transportation introduced an ordinance on September 24, 2026. This ordinance proposes extending the agreement for Lyft to operate the Divvy bikeshare system until 2033.
From cities929.com
Why it matters
The proposed extension represents a significant regulatory change for the operation of the Divvy bikeshare system within Chicago. This policy action affects the long-term operational contract between the city and the service provider.
From cities929.com
Who's involved
- ChicagoThe city where the bikeshare agreement is being extended.
- Brandon JohnsonThe Mayor who introduced the ordinance extending the agreement.
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The entities involved
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Illinois Emergency Management Agency
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Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis
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Chicago
city and county seat of Cook County, and largest city in State of Illinois, United States of America