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Bike Share with Veo (Ongoing)

Project History

  • Veo - May 2022 ridership overview

    6/7/2022

    Please see attached the ridership overview for the month of May 2022.

  • Veo - April 2022 ridership overview

    5/10/2022

    Please see attached the ridership overview for the month of April 2022. Veo introduced Cosmo-e in April 2022 in Champaign and Urbana. These cosmo-e are not allowed to be parked or use the throttle on-campus on University property.
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Description

Dockless bike share programs began in our community in Fall 2018. Although it is not a service provided by campus, F&S is available to help answer questions about the program established in a collaboration with the university, the City of Champaign, and the City of Urbana. 

More information is available on the Fact Sheet below and in the Frequently Asked Questions in the Bike Sharing Blog post below. For further questions, contact Facilities & Services at bike@illinois.edu. 

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Veo Total Rides per month

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  • Sep 18:

    Started operation with 500 pedal bikes

  • Apr 19:

    Introduced the e-bikes. 350 pedal bikes 150 e-bikes.

  • Aug 19:

    400 e-bikes and 100 pedal bikes

  • Dec 19:

    only 100 e-bike in operation due to winter break

  • Mar 20:

    Only 100 e-bikes on the road because of COVID-19

  • Aug 20:

    500 e-bikes on campus

  • Dec 21:

    Bikes have been removed for winters

  • Apr 22:

    500 e-bikes and 150 Cosmo-e

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Project Team

  • Primary Contact:

    Morgan White

    Team Members:

    • Ben LeRoy, City of Champaign
    • Kevin Garcia, City of Urbana
    • Lily Wilcock, City of Urbana
    • Stacey DeLorenzo, F&S
    • Sarthak Prasad, F&S
    • Ben Thomas, VeoRide
    • Maria Thompson, F&S

Dates

  • Investigated January 1, 2017
    Investigated by Lily Wilcock
    Approved September 1, 2018
    Approved by Office of the Chancellor

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