Transportation Services Announces Rule Changes For VeoRide Bikes
Updated rules are intended to keep campus tidy and to keep the bikes from being left where they don't belong.
Texas A&M Today
By Melissa Marie Bubela, Texas A&M University Transportation Services
Published January 7, 2020
More than 1,200 VeoRide bikes will be available to start the spring semester.
The VeoRide bike share program at Texas A&M University will start the new year with new rules, Transportation Services officials announced today.
Effective immediately, riders are required to lock VeoRide bikes to a rack or approved parking device
before ending their rides.
The new regulations are designed to keep the campus tidy and keep the bikes from ending up in places where they don’t belong.
Failure to lock the bike to a rack will result in fines up to $75 and account suspension.
Additionally, a revised and smaller geofence that includes campus only (including Park West and University Gardens) and an increased fine structure for violations,
such as parking bikes in an inappropriate manner, have been implemented.
More than 1,200 bikes will be available to start the spring semester.
Additional bikes will be added to the fleet as updates with the new locking features are made until the fleet is returned to its original size.
VeoRide memberships will remain active and unchanged.
Visit https://transport.tamu.edu/bikeshare for more information.
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