Getting around Miami Beach just got a whole lot easier! The DECOBIKE City of Miami Beach Public Bicycle Rental and Sharing Program is the newest form of GREEN public transportation available to both residents & visitors.
LOCALS and RESIDENTS
May access the Program via an online subscription for monthly memberships using a credit card or checking account. After accepting the User Agreement and submitting payment, subscribing members will receive their individualized DECOBIKE "BeachPASS." The BeachPASS allows members to check out and return bikes to any of the 100 solar-powered DecoStations throughout the City, which operate 24/7. Membership is restricted to adults, ages 18 years and older. Click here to sign up!
VISITORS TO MIAMI BEACH
May access the system with a major credit card. Simply approach any station, swipe your card and select a bike. You will also be required to accept the User Agreement as well as authorizing a deposit to ensure the bike's return (each bike is individually micro chipped and uniquely identifiable). Users must be 18 years of age or older.
Either way check out the site here, and look for these stations to start popping up now. Below is a map of the planned 100 stations that will share 1000 bikes for its users.
LOCALS and RESIDENTS
May access the Program via an online subscription for monthly memberships using a credit card or checking account. After accepting the User Agreement and submitting payment, subscribing members will receive their individualized DECOBIKE "BeachPASS." The BeachPASS allows members to check out and return bikes to any of the 100 solar-powered DecoStations throughout the City, which operate 24/7. Membership is restricted to adults, ages 18 years and older. Click here to sign up!
VISITORS TO MIAMI BEACH
May access the system with a major credit card. Simply approach any station, swipe your card and select a bike. You will also be required to accept the User Agreement as well as authorizing a deposit to ensure the bike's return (each bike is individually micro chipped and uniquely identifiable). Users must be 18 years of age or older.
Either way check out the site here, and look for these stations to start popping up now. Below is a map of the planned 100 stations that will share 1000 bikes for its users.
