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{"body":{"en":"<xml><dl class=\"decidim_awesome-custom_fields\" data-generator=\"decidim_awesome\" data-version=\"0.12.0\">\n<dt name=\"textarea-1756922998878-0\">Idea Submission for The People's Money:</dt>\n<dd id=\"textarea-1756922998878-0\" name=\"textarea\"><div>The Bike Library is a community program that lets New Yorkers borrow an e-bike, cargo bike, family bike, or e-trike for one week at a time so they can discover safe, affordable, low-carbon ways to get around the city.\n\nThe program will partner with existing community organizations (libraries, schools, mutual aid groups, and DOT bike events) where residents can reserve a bike, receive a short safety orientation, borrow a helmet, and test the bike for everyday needs: commuting, daycare drop-off, errands, and mobility support.\n\nMany residents are curious about e-bikes but cannot afford to purchase one without first trying it, and most shops offer only 5–10 minute test rides. A week-long loan lets people understand whether a bike truly works for their life.\n\nThe Bike Library would include:\n\n• A small fleet of 10–20 e-bikes and cargo bikes (and perhaps trikes)\n• A reservation and tracking system\n• Orientation sessions on safe riding, rules of the road, and secure locking\n• Maintenance support through local bike shops and youth bike programs like recycle a bicycle\n• Multi-lingual materials for communities with limited English access\n\nBy making “try before you buy” possible, this program expands transportation options, reduces costs for families, and builds safer, more connected neighborhoods.</div></dd>\n<dt name=\"textarea-1758648114412-0\">What is the problem your idea aims to address?</dt>\n<dd id=\"textarea-1758648114412-0\" name=\"textarea\"><div>New Yorkers want safe, affordable, climate-friendly alternatives to cars and Uber, but most cannot test real e-bikes or cargo bikes long enough to understand whether they meet their needs. \n\nBike shops allow only short test rides, which do not help someone understand their commute, school-drop-off routine, or how to carry children, groceries, or work equipment. Without access to longer trials, many residents never get to experience a bike as a real transportation option.\n\n\nResidents remain dependent on expensive or inaccessible transportation; traffic and congestion worsen; and families who could replace car trips never get the chance.\n\nThe Bike Library solves this by providing a free, low-barrier, week-long trial, making sustainable mobility realistic and accessible across neighborhoods. </div></dd>\n<dt name=\"checkbox-group-1756922140917-0\">Which groups does your idea focus on? Select all that apply</dt>\n<dd id=\"checkbox-group-1756922140917-0\" name=\"checkbox-group\">\n<div alt=\"youth\">Youth (under 24)</div>\n<div alt=\"public-housing\">Public Housing Residents</div>\n<div alt=\"justice-impacted\">Justice Impacted People</div>\n<div alt=\"parents\">Parents</div>\n</dd>\n</dl></xml>"},"title":{"en":"The Bike Library Program"}}
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