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Chicagoan Ruperto Vergara spotted the characteristic bright blue bike parked outside a Mexican grocery store. A lost or stolen bike can cost a user $1,200.

The sessions will show bicyclists with disabilities how to access tandem bikes, hand cycles and recumbent trikes in Chicago.

Divvy increased per-minute fees for e-bikes and upped the annual membership. Some members are switching to their own bikes or going back to the CTA in response.

Divvy has retrofitted more than 230 docked stations to accommodate scooters, bikes and e-bikes in and near Downtown. There will be 1,000 scooters in service by the end of June.

Divvy has installed five ebike charging stations across Lakeview, Lincoln Park and the West Loop.

The building will have 60 two-bedroom and eight three-bedroom apartments, with more than a dozen set aside as affordable.

The previous record was set in 2019, when Divvy saw 3.81 million rides taken throughout the year, according to officials.

Locals can use their own bikes or Divvy bikes for the 8-mile ride. There will be refreshments from Eli's Cheesecake.

Chicago has the largest bike-share system in the United States, and it is looking to expand, officials said.

The bike-share program is expanding on the West, Northwest and Southwest sides of the city, from Dunning to West Lawn.

Because of her head injuries, Marguerite Wynter doesn't remember much about what happened. Wynter and her family are calling on witnesses to come forward.

The man was riding a bike Wednesday morning when a driver hit him near the 2000 block of West Warren Boulevard, police said.

"Bike riding is an outward display of power, an outward display of freedom," one community organizer said.

The ebikes can go up to 15 mph. The will cost the same as regular Divvy bikes in designated areas on the South and West sides, and an extra 15 cents per minute on the North Side, where racks are more plentiful.

The first station that's part of the expansion was installed Thursday at 83rd Street and South Stewart Avenue.

As part of the events, residents will test some of the new e-bikes, and make recommendations on where some of the new 175 Divvy stations should be located.

The city is letting 10 vendors operate 250 scooters each for the next four months. We mapped where you can find them.

Ginny Murray, 25, died at the intersection of Belmont and Sacramento avenues in 2016.

Uber, which owns electric bike-sharing firm Jump, wants the agreement changed to a non-exclusive pact to allow it to offer 20,000 dockless bicycles and 2,000 scooters in all 50 wards as soon as this summer.