CoGo’s first year was an uphill climb | The Dispatch

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Sam Tinianow, lead station technician for CoGo Bike Share, repairs a docking unit at the system’s City Hall station. CoGo has 30 stations and plans to add eight to 12 outside the Downtown area in the next year.
By The Columbus Dispatch  •  Monday August 25, 2014 2:34 AM

CoGo Bike Share patrons have taken more than 60,000 trips since the service launched last summer.
The service is expanding outside Downtown and landed a sponsorship from Medical Mutual this summer to help pay for operations.
City officials and CoGo representatives say they’re pleased with the bike share’s first year. However, CoGo has suffered from some of the same problems that have hit other U.S. bike-share systems, including falling short of ridership projections.

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