Lackawanna Heritage Valley's Free BikeShare Program

Lackawanna Heritage Valley's BikeShare is a free bike share program managed by the Lackawanna Heritage Valley. The program is open to anyone age 16 or older with a valid Driver's License or state photo ID. Cyclists under age 18 must be accompanied by an adult. It's easy to participate. Simply present your photo ID to a program administrator at any Lackawanna Heritage Valley BikeShare location, and enjoy your ride!

Lackawanna Heritage Valley's BikeShare is a free bike share program managed by the Lackawanna Heritage Valley. The program is open to anyone age 16 or older with a valid Driver's License or state photo ID. Cyclists under age 18 must be accompanied by an adult. It's easy to participate. Simply present your photo ID to a program administrator at any Lackawanna Heritage Valley BikeShare location, and enjoy your ride!

All Lackawanna Heritage Valley BikeShare bikes are sturdy and regularly maintained by local bicycle shops. The seats are adjustable and comfortable enough to ride all day. Want to lock it up while you shop or eat? No problem. We provide locks with a key at no additional cost. Cyclists are strongly encouraged to wear helmets. If you need to borrow one, helmets are available at each share site at no charge.

Official Rules and Regulations

1. Cyclists must be 16 years of age or older with a valid Driver's License or photo ID. Cyclists under age 18 must be accompanied by an adult.
2. Cyclists must provide identification at the Lackawanna Heritage Valley BikeShare partner site before borrowing a bike.
3. Cyclists must fill out and turn in the Lackawanna Heritage Valley BikeShare waiver.
4. Lackawanna Heritage Valley BikeShare hours vary depending on the hours of operation for each share site.
5. Bikes are to be returned in the same condition issued.
6. Cyclists are responsible for all undisclosed damages, including but not limited to:
   • Lost or stolen bike, or bike parts
   • Flat tires, bent rims, broken spokes; and
   • Any damage that would otherwise render the bike inoperable
7. Cyclists are required to report any damage upon return.
8. Cyclists who do not return Lackawanna Heritage Valley BikeShare bikes and equipment by the close of the day will be reported to the local police department.
9. Bicycling activities involve risks and dangers of serious bodily injury, including permanent disability, paralysis and death. Lackawanna Heritage Valley BikeShare assumes no responsibility for any injury resulting from the use of program bicycles.
10. Cyclists are strongly encouraged to wear helmets. To promote safe riding, we provide helmets as part of the program.
11. Cyclists must obey all PA laws and regulations governing bicycles and their use. Click here to review the Pennsylvania Bicycle Driver's Manual.

In our continued effort to ensure the Lackawanna River Heritage Trail is enjoyable and accessible to all, Lackawanna Heritage Valley launched their Adaptive Bike Rideshare Program in the spring of 2018.

This new venture offers hand cycles and recumbent bikes to wheelchair-bound riders and people with mobility impairments, so that they may enjoy the sport of cycling and making use of the trail.

The fleet of adaptive bikes include two recumbent bicycles, designed for people with balance impairments, and three hand cycles that allow riders to peddle with their arms.

These specialty bikes are oftentimes prohibitively expensive, but they are offered to residents and visitors of Lackawanna County free-of-charge through the new LHVA program.

The bikes are currently stored at the Lackawanna Heritage Valley's main office on Railroad Avenue in Scranton and are available by appointment only throughout the 2022 season.

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