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Bluebikes Sponsors to Offer $5 Ride Credits This Sunday for Bike Month

9:48 AM EDT on May 23, 2024

Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, the lead sponsor of the region's Bluebikes system, will offer free $5 credits for bike rides each Sunday this month to celebrate Bike Month.

The credits can be redeemed in the Bluebikes app for trips on any of the system's bikes, including the new e-bikes (where additional per-minute fees apply), across the entire region.

Use the code BLUECROSSHEALTH3 in the Bluebikes app on Sunday, May 26 to redeem this week's credit.

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