On Dec. 1, 2018, six Biki Stops were installed on the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa campus. These Biki Stops are conveniently located throughout upper and lower campus and contain nearly 150 Biki docking points.
“We are excited to partner with Biki to offer our UH community an additional alternative method of transportation that is convenient, sustainable, and budget friendly,” Commuter Services Manager Cate Matsushima said. “We’ve been anxiously awaiting the installation of these Biki Stops and encourage students, faculty, and staff to try out these Biki bikes.”
Biki is Honolulu’s bikeshare program that offers 130 conveniently located self-service Biki Stops from Iwilei to Diamond Head and 1,300 Biki bikes. All Biki Stop locations are available on the Biki Mobile App.
For more information on Biki, visit https://gobiki.org/ or the Commuter Services Biki page.