Exclusive: Documents show neither the city nor Divvy management company know how many bikes are missing

The city of Chicago and the company it hired to operate the taxpayer-owned Divvy bike share program do not know how widespread the system’s rampant theft problem is, according to documents received by CWBChicago in response to a Freedom of Information Act request. The documents show that Divvy bikes are only inventoried once per year—on October 1st—and the management company does not file police reports when the program's $1,200 bikes (paid for with taxpayer dollars) go missing. -- More...

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