Divvy: Your Two-Wheeled Ticket to Chicago
So, you want to Divvy up Chicago?
Great choice! There's nothing quite like feeling the wind in your hair (or helmet) as you pedal past iconic landmarks. But before you hop on, let's break down the basics.
How Does This Whole Divvy Thing Work?
Think of Divvy as the city's bike-sharing fairy godmother. With a wave of your smartphone (and a bit of cash), you can transform from a pedestrian into a pedal-powered protagonist.
Step 1: Download the App: It's like summoning a bike-riding genie. The app shows you where bikes are available and helps you unlock them.
Step 2: Find Your Ride: Spot a Divvy bike? It's time to pounce. Scan the QR code on the bike with your app and voilà, you're in control.
Step 3: Ride Like the Wind: Or, you know, at a reasonable pace. Explore the city, feel the breeze, and pretend you're in a Wes Anderson movie.
Step 4: Return Your Steed: When your adventure ends, find a Divvy station. Secure the bike and wait for the satisfying click of the lock.
Divvy Do's and Don'ts
- Do wear a helmet. Safety first, folks.
- Don't ride on the sidewalks. It's illegal and dangerous.
- Do obey traffic signals. You're sharing the road.
- Don't lock your bike to anything other than a Divvy station. You might get a fine.
- Do have fun! This is supposed to be enjoyable.
Divvy Dilemmas: Solved
How to find a Divvy bike? Use the Divvy app to locate bikes near you. It's like a treasure map, but with bikes.
How to unlock a Divvy bike? Open the app, scan the QR code on the bike, and let the unlocking magic happen.
How much does it cost to use Divvy? Prices vary depending on the type of membership and ride duration. Check the Divvy website for details.
How to return a Divvy bike? Find a Divvy station with available docks, insert the bike, and listen for the satisfying click.
How to avoid Divvy fees? Be mindful of ride time limits. Most memberships offer a certain amount of free ride time.
So, there you have it. Divvy is your key to unlocking Chicago. Now go forth and conquer the city, one pedal stroke at a time!
