Divvy

Divvy is a bike-sharing system operating in Chicago and Salt Lake City. It offers a convenient and affordable way for residents and tourists to travel around the city. Users can rent bikes for short periods, typically by the hour or for a day pass. The system features a network of docking stations where bikes can be picked up and returned.

Divvy bikes are recognizable by their distinctive orange frame and are equipped with safety features such as lights and reflectors. The service aims to promote sustainable transportation, reduce traffic congestion, and provide a flexible mobility option. Membership plans are available for frequent users, offering discounted rates.

To use Divvy, individuals typically download a mobile app or visit the Divvy website to locate available bikes and stations. They then unlock a bike using their membership or a day pass code. Once their ride is complete, the bike is returned to any available docking station. The system is managed by Lyft, which acquired the company in 2019. Divvy has become an integral part of urban transit in its operating cities.