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SAN FRANCISCO (KCBS) — While the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is set to launch a bicycle sharing program in downtown, Supervisor Scott Weiner wants the program available throughout the city.
The pilot program is expected to begin later this year with 350 bicycles. Weiner said that barely registers on the need scale and that about 10,000 more bikes are needed.
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“It’s great that we’re finally getting our pilot program off the ground, but it needs to quickly become significantly bigger,” he said.
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