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Author: City of Ottawa - Media Relations / Ville d'Ottawa - Relations avec les médias
Publication Date: September 11, 2024 - 10:13
Secure Bike Parking Lockers are now available!
September 11, 2024
Attention all Ottawa cycling enthusiasts! The City of Ottawa is now offering an innovative new bike parking solution for cyclists travelling in the downtown core. Our new Secure Bike Parking Lockers, placed at three key destination areas, provide residents and visitors alike with a high quality, secure option for bike storage while they are enjoying all that our city has to offer.
This is an important part of implementing the City’s Public Bike Parking Strategy and is a key piece to encourage and promote cycling in our nation’s capital.
The Secure Bike Parking Lockers are available at the following key destination areas:
- Byward Market: 141 Clarence Street, along the west wall inside the parking garage close to the Murray Street exit
- The Glebe: 170 Second Avenue, outside the Glebe parking garage near the entrance/exit on Second Avenue
- Centretown: 234-250 Slater Street, at the surface parking lot adjacent to the sidewalk
- More to come!
- Each locker can hold six bicycles.
- Download the Vélo-Transit application on your Android or Apple device.
- Create an account and choose the desired location. Lockers are available on a first come, first serve basis.
- Select “Pay as you go”, followed by your desired locker number.
- Enter your payment details and confirm the start of the rental.
- Select “Open door” and wait for approximately 30 seconds.
- Store your bike by laying your mobile device flat on the lock for 5 seconds to unlock it. The door will lock automatically after 8 seconds or as soon as the door closes.
- Retrieve your bike by following the previous step to unlock.
- To stop your rental, click “End Rental or Stop Service” in the Vélo-Transit application.
- First 2 hours: free
- Each additional hours: $0.50/hour
- The rental period will continue until the user ends their session through the Vélo-Transit application.
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