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PeaceHealth Rides offers a healthy, convenient and fun way to explore your community.
Pricing
To get riding, choose the membership plan that works best for you.
General plans
Per Trip
$1unlock10 cents per minute.
Choose this plan *Prefill of $2 is required to validate credit card and will be applied as ride credit to your account.Monthly
$15per month
Unlimited free unlocks.
Includes 60 minutes of ride time per day. Additional time is billed at 10 cents per minute.
University of Oregon
* Students, Faculty and Staff. @uoregon.edu email address is required to access UO pricing plans
Per Trip
Freeunlock10 cents per minute.
Choose this plan *Prefill of $2 is required to validate credit card and will be applied as ride credit to your account.Monthly
$8per month
Unlimited free unlocks.
Includes 60 minutes of ride time per day. Additional time is billed at 10 cents per minute.
Bike Eugene! Access Plan
The Access Plan is PeaceHealth Rides FREE bike share membership program for recipients of qualifying state or federal assistance programs.
Learn More Here!All Payments are Secure
All payments are securely processed and we never store raw magnetic stripe, card validation code or PIN data.
Payments are non-refundable once you ride.
Your payment method will be charged automatically based on your usage.
Park Outside a Station
Bikes can be parked at any public rack or other permitted bike parking. There is a small $2 fee for bikes parked outside a hub. Receive $1 credit for returning a bike to a hub.
Please Note: Bikes MUST be locked securely to a bike rack in a visible, public location. Fines for improper locking start at $5 for the first infraction, up to $15 and program suspension for additional infractions.
You are not limited to riding within the confines of the system.
But, trips must end inside the system area. If you ride outside of the system area boundary and want to lock up mid-trip, put the bike on “HOLD” in the app. Locking up and ending a trip outside the system area boundary results in a $25 out-of-system fee.
How it works
Pick a plan
Choose your plan and sign up for a PeaceHealth Rides membership through the website or mobile app.
Scan to unlock
Scan the QR code on the back of the bike to unlock. Or, unlock with your LTD UMO card. You can link your UMO card to your PeaceHealth Rides account in the app.
Ride
Place the U-lock in the holster before you take off. To make a quick stop, lock the bike to a bike rack and press the “HOLD” button in the app or on the bike controller.
Return
To end a ride, just lock your bike to any hub. Or, lock it at a public bike rack for a small additional fee.
Get the app
Our mobile app for iPhones and Androids is the perfect companion when you’re out and about. Here are some of the features we’ve designed to make getting around even easier:
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About us
PeaceHealth Rides is a network of bike share stations, where users can pick up and drop off publicly available bicycles for one-way trips across the city. These bikes are smart and sharp, with GPS tracking and built-in safety features – so you can roll with confidence on a bicycle built for you.
Bringing bike share to our city expands transportation options for our residents and visitors at a low cost. PeaceHealth Rides is integrated with our transit system and won’t cost the people of Eugene any money to maintain. Building quality public transit is essential to building a city for the ages.
PeaceHealth Rides is a partnership between the City of Eugene, University of Oregon, and Lane Transit District and is sponsored by PeaceHealth.
About PeaceHealth
PeaceHealth, based in Vancouver, Wash., is a not-for-profit Catholic health system offering care to communities in Washington, Oregon and Alaska. PeaceHealth has approximately 16,000 caregivers, a group practice with more than 900 providers and 10 medical centers serving both urban and rural communities throughout the Northwest. In 1890, the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace founded what has become PeaceHealth. The Sisters shared expertise and transferred wisdom from one medical center to another, always finding the best way to serve the unmet need for healthcare in their communities. Today, PeaceHealth is the legacy of the founding Sisters and continues with a spirit of respect, stewardship, collaboration and social justice in fulfilling its Mission. Visit us online at peacehealth.org.
About Cascadia Mobility
Cascadia Mobility is an Oregon public benefit nonprofit, currently under incubation and fiscal sponsorship within Forth, with startup funding provided by the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT). We expect to receive full 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status by 2022.
Cascadia Mobility pursues shared and active transportation partnerships, programming and operations in urban communities throughout the Pacific Northwest with goals to incorporate services to include e-bikes, e-scooters, and potentially electric vehicle programs throughout the region, with an eye on interoperability across modes, cities, and with local transit agencies.
This regional, cooperative shared-mobility operating model has state and local sponsorship, and (most importantly) broad community support. As public/private partnerships, Cascadia Mobility programs work very closely with a range of stakeholders, and a public benefit mandate.
Cascadia Mobility views shared personal transportation as a crucial part of flexible, equitable transit systems. We serve municipalities invested in connected, safe active transportation infrastructure to encourage efficient, healthy modes by creating a link with shared micromobility and electric vehicle providers from the private sector that share this collaborative vision.
Bike Eugene! Access Plan
Thanks to funding from the Oregon Health Authority, bike share membership is FREE for qualifying individuals.
Am I eligible for the Access Plan?
You must be:
- 16 year of age or older. 16 and 17 year old riders must have the permission of their parent or guardian
- Have a valid credit or debit card
Recipients of the following state of federal assistance programs:
- Food Assistance (SNAP, TANF, WIC)
- Affordable Housing Resident
- Oregon Health Plan Members
What are the benefits?
- $0/ yearly Bike Share Membership, an 100% discount from our regular membership plan ($15/Month). Membership lasts for up to one year.
- 60 minutes of FREE ride time per day (Charged $0.10/min after 60 min)
- Eligible for Out of Hub Account Credit ($1 credit to your account when you return a bike back to a hub)
- Free Bike Unlocks
- Bikes available to rent 24 hours a day and all year round.
How do I sign up?
We have partnered with the following partner organizations and affiliates to make the Access Plan available.
- FOOD for Lane County
- Plaza de Nuestra Comunidad (Our Community Plaza)
- Homes for Good
At that point, you will receive an Access Plan Sign-Up flyer to enroll in the program.
For additional information about this program email: access@cascadiamobility.org
Bike shops
Bike shops
Looking for a helmet, gloves or even your own bicycle? Visit our friends at these local bike shops
Community Resources
City of Eugene - Transportation Options
The City of Eugene offers resources for planning your commute to work, a trip to the grocery store, or getting anywhere around town. Whichever mode you want to try, they have you covered.
University of Oregon - Transportation Options
Whether you are a seasoned bike commuter or a brand new student who is car-free, UO Transportation Services is here to get you to, from, and around campus. They have a wealth of information on arriving by bike share, bike, or bus.
Lane Council of Governments - Transporation Options
Whether you walk, bike, bus, or pool when you’re on the go, LCOG provides you a menu of transportation options and resources for the Lane County Region to help you drive less and discover transportation choices to meet your lifestyle.
FAQ
Do I have to take the bike back to a station?
No, you can lock the bike at any approved bike rack in the system area. These are identified on the map on the website and the app. Learn more about going for a ride.
What if someone checks out my bike while I'm grabbing coffee or grocery shopping?
That is a possibility – if you forget to use the “HOLD” feature! Just press and hold the “HOLD” button on the keypad for 5 seconds on the bike and wait for a green light to appear before you lock up. The bike will be reserved in your name for an hour, and no one else will be able to check out the bike. It’s perfect for running inside to grab coffee or a library book. Learn more about going for a ride.
What if I get a flat tire?
Sorry about that! Push the “REPAIR” button to flag the bike in our system, and we’ll come fix it. In the meantime, use the website or the app to find the next nearest bike. Learn more about what to do if…
Does the time roll over if I don't use it?
No. Use it or lose it. One hour a day is included with membership; you can take as many trips as you like that add up to 60 minutes. If you’d like to keep riding, it’s just 10 cents a minute for additional time. Learn more about account management.
How do I know the bikes are maintained and safe?
PeaceHealth Rides bikes are as tough as any bike on the market with smart-design safety features built in, to lower risks of injury or theft. Bikes are cleaned weekly and inspected for maintenance needs. Users can report any bike issues by pressing the “REPAIR” button on the bike. PeaceHealth Rides bikes have GPS tracking and remote locking capabilities, front and rear safety lights and an eight-speed internal hub.
What is the minimum age?
PeaceHealth Rides is available to everyone who is 16 years of age and older. 16 and 17 year old riders must have the permission of their parent/guardian.
Can I rent multiple bikes on my account?
You are able to rent up to six bikes on one account. Please note, free time applies only towards the first bike unlocked. All other bikes will be charged at the normal usage rate of $0.10 per minute plus the additional $1 rental fee should you select the Single Ride Plan.
Follow the rules
Yield to pedestrians. Stop at all red lights. Yield right-of-way at stop signs. Ride in the direction of traffic. Use the grip bell to signal your presence. Do not wear more than one earphone while riding. Obey traffic laws at all times.
Plan a sensible route
Plan your route before you ride to follow the safest route to your destination. You can use our app to find your way to a bike you’ve reserved or to a hub when you want to end your ride.
Do a pre-ride check
Check the bike’s tire pressure; try the grip bell; and if you’re riding at night, check that the front and rear lights are illuminated.
Be predictable
Make it easy for the traffic around you. Don’t make unexpected turns that put yourself and others in danger. Ride at a steady pace so other vehicles can anticipate your movement.
Wear a helmet
Whenever you ride, wear a helmet. Always buckle the strap. Replace your helmet after any crash and whenever you see signs of damage.
Tips for turns
Use hand signals to let drivers and other cyclists know your intention to turn or to stop. Don’t turn or change lanes without knowing the position of the cars and bikes around you.
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