On a related note, any idea whether any of the local hotels have memberships
to use as courtesy options for guests? I'd think that actual usage could be
a billable for guests, but, as Diane is unlikely to get a membership in
Denver for a short duration trip, so people coming here would be more likely
to use them if their hotel gave them an easy option. 
 

Dorothy Krause
Fitchburg Common Council:
 - Personnel Committee
 - Landmarks Commission
Dane County Board of Supervisors:
 - Health and Human Needs Committee
 - Specialized Transportation Commission
 - Long Term Support Committee
 - Land Conservation Committee
 - Airport Commission
 - Dane County Development Corporation Board of Directors
608-271-7532




-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Diane
Sent: Thursday, June 21, 2012 9:45 AM
To: Robbie Webber
Cc: Bikies
Subject: Re: [Bikies] Annual B Cycle membership for $30


I will be traveling to Denver for a week for a convention.  I asked about
using a Madison pass in Denver but was told at this point there is no
reciprocity.  It will be great if this pass could be used at other locations
in the US as this is where I would utilize it.  At this point, it is still a
fantasy "in the works".


Diane



On Thu, Jun 21, 2012 at 9:34 AM, Robbie Webber wrote:


 There is again a special on the annual membership (normally $65.) Living
Social - another discount site - has the annual membership for the next 2
days. 
 
<http://www.livingsocial.com/cities/154-madison/deals/281322-one-year-bike-s
hare-membership>
http://www.livingsocial.com/cities/154-madison/deals/281322-one-year-bike-sh
are-membership
<http://www.livingsocial.com/cities/154-madison/deals/281322-one-year-bike-s
hare-membership> 


 
<http://www.livingsocial.com/cities/154-madison/deals/281322-one-year-bike-s
hare-membership> 
If you aren't personally interested, think about someone at work that
car/van-pools, takes the bus, or even drives to work and might like to have
access to a bike during the day. If I lived in Dodgeville and took the state
ride-share service to the GEF bldgs or campus, I'd want a bike during the
day to do errands or have lunch.
<http://www.livingsocial.com/cities/154-madison/deals/281322-one-year-bike-s
hare-membership> 


 
<http://www.livingsocial.com/cities/154-madison/deals/281322-one-year-bike-s
hare-membership> 
I'm not sure what kind of marketing B Cycle is doing to these folks, but in
DC, and probably other large cities, that seems to be a pretty big market:
People that own bikes, but don't bike to work, instead taking the
Metro/transit. They want a bike in the city, but don't want to have to store
one at work.
<http://www.livingsocial.com/cities/154-madison/deals/281322-one-year-bike-s
hare-membership> 


 
<http://www.livingsocial.com/cities/154-madison/deals/281322-one-year-bike-s
hare-membership> 


Robbie Webber 
Transportation Policy Analyst 
State Smart Transportation Initiative 
 <http://www.ssti.us> www.ssti.us
608-263-9984(o) 


[email protected] 




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