See Chicago up close when you bike around the city. Use the website to find a bike station close to you or your destination, check the station's capacity to find available bikes, and bike to the nearest landmark.
If you like to plan ahead, pick out a landmark or two and find the closest stations by looking at the map.
Go to our website to plan your trip.
📍 Check Nearby Stations
To find a bike, check nearby stations and look at their status to see if there are bikes available. Light-blue pins indicate stations full of bikes, dark-blue pins indicate stations with less than 5 bikes, and red pins indicate empty stations. When you're done with your ride, red stations are great place to drop off your bike.🗽 Visit Popular Landmarks
To add popular Chicago landmarks to the map, select the "Landmarks" layer view in the top right corner of the map. Zoom in to see nearby stations for bike pick-up or drop-off. You can click on Landmark pins to see their names.🚲 Follow Popular Routes
To add popular Chicago landmarks to the map, select the "Landmarks" layer view in the top right corner of the map. Zoom in to see nearby stations for bike pick-up or drop-off. You can click on Landmark pins to see their names.🔎 Table View
Navigate to the (table tab)[https://ruthhinkle.github.io/project-2/table] for a different view! You can search a street name to locate all of the stations on that street."- Add information about each destination when you click on the icon.
- Reconcile the conflict between MarkerClusterGroups and layer toggles for Full, Low, and Empty stations
- Design a neutral template to be used with GBFS data from any other city following that data standard
To plan a Chicago Divvy trip, use our website.
To run on your local machine, clone this repository. No extra installation is necessary.
If you do run into issues, check the installation and file requirements for the following libraries:
If you can't reconcile installation issues, let us know!
- Andrew Neher - Project Manager, Designer, Landmark Lead
- Charlie Denys - Front End, Ant-Path Lead
- Drew McBride - Backend, Table View Lead
- Nabila Farooqi - Dev Ops, Deployment, Bike Type Lead
- Ruth Hinkle - Github Master, Documentation, Cluster/Layers Lead