Citi Bike Is Expanding In These NYC Neighborhoods: See Where

NEW YORK CITY — The Citi Bike program is expected to expand in more neighborhoods throughout New York City next fall, officials announced.

The new plan will add new docking stations and bikes to neighborhoods in the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens.

Norwood and Riverdale in the Bronx, Brownsville and Bay Ridge in Brooklyn and areas west of Flushing Meadows Corona Park in Queens will be the focus of the expansion.

Two hundred and fifty docking stations will be added with 2,900 bikes — half of them being electric bikes.

“This Citi Bike expansion is the latest way we’re making it easier and more affordable to get around New York City, particularly for low-income New Yorkers,” Mayor Eric Adams said in a statement. “People in Brownsville and other low-income neighborhoods deserve Citi Bike access as much as any other New Yorker, and this expansion brings us closer to ensuring just that."

The expansion will begin starting in fall 2025 and bring Citi Bike access to an additional 900,000 residents, officials said.

Also, more docks will be added in some of the system’s busiest existing areas to improve access to bikes and parking, including in Midtown and Downtown Manhattan, Harlem and East Harlem, Downtown Brooklyn, Williamsburg, Greenpoint, and Park Slope.

After the expansion, 64 percent of New Yorkers will live within a five-minute walk of Citi Bike station, officials said.