Traffic & Transit
2nd New Citi Bike Station Installed On Jersey City's MLK Blvd
The new station between MLK Boulevard and Grand Street marks the 53rd station in the city.

JERSEY CITY, NJ — Jersey City is still peddling in the progress on its Citi Bike station project. — a second new station was opened and activated on Tuesday. This new station sits between MLK Boulevard and Grand Street.
The new addition marks the 53rd station in the city.
That 2nd new @CitiBikeNYC station is now active! It’s at MLK Blvd. & Grant Ave. So it m’s between the 1st new one at Audubon Park near the Bethune Center, and the one by the municipal complex at Jackson Square. pic.twitter.com/hEQupzQobF
— Bike JC (@bikejc) July 13, 2021
At the end of last month, the first new station was installed at Audubon Park. In May, Jersey City announced its partnership with Hoboken for a unified Citi Bike program — the program will place docks and 820 bikes across Jersey City and Hoboken to start, under a five-year agreement.
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As part of the agreement, Jersey City will add two new Citi Bike stations in Greenville in the first 60 days of the partnership, after hearing a need from local riders. From there, within the next two years there will be 15 more stations with the contract stating 75 percent of all new stations must be outside of downtown, utilizing community input.
In 2020, Jersey City started a rollout of protected bike lanes throughout the city using planters, curbs, parked cars, or bollards to physically separate and protect bicyclists from passing traffic in the right-of-way. The city completed 6.7 miles of protected bike lanes and has 4 more miles planned for installation this year.
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