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Here's Park Slope's Citi Bike Expansion Plan
Installations will begin in August, according to Motivate, which operates the system.
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PARK SLOPE, BROOKLYN — Citi Bike has unveiled its expansion plans for Park Slope.
Installations of the new rental locations will begin in August, according to Dani Simons, a spokeswoman for Motivate, which operates the Citi Bike system.
However, specific installation dates aren't yet available for particular stations, she said.
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Citi Bike's annual membership fee is $155. Public housing residents, as well as members of certain Community Development Credit Unions, can receive $60 annual memberships that can be billed in $5 monthly installments.
Additionally, anyone with an IDNYC can get 15 percent off their first year's membership.
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The bike network plans to expanding further into Brooklyn in 2017, bringing rental locations to Fort Greene, Clinton Hill, Prospect Heights, Crown Heights and Bed-Stuy.
You can explore Citi Bike's planned 2016 Brooklyn installations here. Park Slope locations have been highlighted below. The maps use the following key:
FYI, a planned station "for infill" also refers to an upcoming installation location.
Park Slope Map 1:
Park Slope Map 2:
Park Slope Map 3:
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