PeaceHealth Rides

PeaceHealth Rides is a bike share network in Eugene where riders pick up publicly available bikes at hubs or public racks and return them for one-way trips across the city. The bikes have GPS tracking, front and rear lights and an eight-speed internal hub. The program is a partnership between the City of Eugene, the University of Oregon and Lane Transit District, and PeaceHealth sponsors it.

Riders sign up through the app or website, then unlock a bike by scanning the QR code or tapping a linked LTD UMO card. A monthly membership includes 60 minutes of ride time a day, while pay-as-you-go is billed per minute. Bikes must be locked to a public rack or a hub, and trips must end inside the system area. Bikes are available 24 hours a day, all year. The Access Plan offers free membership to people receiving qualifying state or federal assistance.