Enrollment in the city's new bike share program is now open and accepting membership applications.
Although there won't be any bike stations in Park Slope in CitiBike's first phase, Manhattan as well as Clinton Hill, Fort Greene, Bed-Stuy and Downtown Brooklyn will have the rent-a-bike kiosks.
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The program is set to begin mid-May.
Annual membership will cost cyclists $95, while those who opt for a seven-day pass will pay $25. Looking for a quick-fix? A 24-hour pass will run $9.95. Prices do not include tax and overtime fees apply.
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NYCHA residents, age 16 and older, as well as members of Community Development Credit Unions are eligible for a $60 annual membership, provided they enter a discount code.
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