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Photo: People for Bikes DOCKLESS BIKESHARE: A Balancing Act Todays Speakers About Us: Twelve Tone Consulting Twelve Tone Consulting is a niche Government Affairs consulting firm based out of Chicago, IL specializing in Technology, Policy,


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DOCKLESS BIKESHARE:

A Balancing Act

Photo: People for Bikes

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Today’s Speakers

Twelve Tone Consulting

About Us:

Twelve Tone Consulting is a niche Government Affairs consulting firm based out of Chicago, IL specializing in Technology, Policy, Research, and Communications and operating in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors. Our firm seeks to help move municipalities into the future by embracing new/disruptive tech by passing sensible laws that limit negative externalities and embrace the positive externalities.

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Today’s Speakers

Brandon Bordenkircher, MPA

C.E.O., Twelve Tone Consulting

Brandon@twelvetoneconsulting.com

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Today’s Speakers

Riley L. O'Neil

Principal, Twelve Tone Consulting

Riley@twelvetoneconsulting.com

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Dockless Bikesharing

Brandon Borchenkircher Riley O’Neil

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Methodology & Consideration

Operations & Maintenance Ethical Standards Fleet Number, Rebalancing, Parking Requirements Safety

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Operations & Maintenance

Category 1 of 4

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Operations & Maintenance

Example of a “Corral” in Amsterdam, Netherlands.

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Operations & Maintenance

City has Rights of Removal/ Prepared for Termination Dockless Vendors Incur All Liability & Fees Accessible Contact Info on Bikes & City Website Detailed Bike Maintenance Requirements

  • St. Louis, MO

Portland, OR Washington, DC Seattle, WA Charlotte, NC San Francisco, CA Dallas, TX Houston, TX Los Angeles, CA New York City, NY

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Ethical Standards (Equity & Data)

Category 2 of 4

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Ethical Standards

Portland, OR

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Equity requirement for underserved neighborhoods

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ADA adherence

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ADA mobility options

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Real time data sharing

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Ethical Standards

Equity Requirement for Underserved Neighborhoods Service must be multi-lingual Must provide non-smart phone

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ADA Adherence ADA Mobility Options Real-time data sharing

  • St. Louis, MO

Portland, OR Washington, DC Seattle, WA Charlotte, NC San Francisco, CA Dallas, TX Houston, TX Los Angeles, CA New York City, NY

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Fleet Size, Rebalancing & Parking

Category 3 of 4

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Fleet Size, Rebalancing & Parking

Seattle, WA

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Allowed Initial Fleet of 500 Bikes or More

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Fleet Phasing Strategy

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Designated Hours for Rebalancing & Maintenance of Public Right-of- Way

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Bikes Must Be Parked Upright

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Suggestions for "Corral" Installation

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Set Geofence Boundary

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Fleet Size, Rebalancing & Parking

Initial Fleet of 500 bikes or more Fleet phasing strategy Designated hrs. for rebalancing, maintenance of public right of way Bikes must be parked upright Suggestions for “corral” installation or “hub-centric model” Set Geofence boundaries

  • St. Louis, MO

Portland, OR Washington, DC Seattle, WA Charlotte, NC San Francisco, CA Dallas, TX Houston, TX Los Angeles, CA New York City, NY

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Safety

Category 4 of 4

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Safety

Photo from John GreenField Chiago reader article “Could dockless bike share disrupt Chicago?”

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Dockless Vendors Required to Educate Users

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Insurance Coverage & Set Reimbursement Cap

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Helmet Law

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Gamification

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Safety

Dockless vendors required to educate users Insurance coverage & set reimbursement cap Helmet Law Gamification requirement to incentivize good behavior

  • St. Louis, MO

Portland, OR Washington, DC Seattle, WA Charlotte, NC San Francisco, CA Dallas, TX Houston, TX Los Angeles, CA New York City, NY

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Chicago’s Pilot Program:

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Chicago’s Pilot Program Highlights

Good Actor

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Locking Tech

  • !Wheel-lock tech banned

after 2 months

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Chicago’s Pilot Program Highlights

Ops & Maintenance

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18 key bike maintenance elements once a month

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Checking: brakes, seat posts, tire pressure, and wheel truing

Ethical Standards

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ADA: MOPD

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Non-Smartphone Option

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Hiring Practices

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Data Sharing

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Chicago’s Pilot Program Highlights

Chicago, IL

Safety

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Vendor must educate

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Contact Info / Multilingual

Fleet & Parking

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Fleet Phasing / Fleet size 250

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Parking

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Pilot Area

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Chicago’s Pilot Program Highlights

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Rebalancing 15% in each Quadrant

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Fleets of 50 bikes: 7-8 bikes per quadrant

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Fleets of 250 bikes: 37-38 bikes per quadrant

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12 Tone: Month 1 Map A

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12 Tone: Month 1 Map A Analysis

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12 Tone: Month 1 Map B

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12 Tone: Month 1 Map B Analysis

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In the news, the report was covered by Steven Vance & John Greenfield

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Thank you for listening!

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Questions?