Chicago’s Divvy Ridership Hits Record High With 3.5 Million Trips This Summer
Chicago’s Divvy bike-share system reached a record 3.5 million trips this summer. July and August were the system's first months to surpass one million trips each. City officials announced the record ridership figures following the conclusion of the summer season.
The bike-share system saw its first million-trip months in July and August, city officials said.
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