125,000 trips a day
That's 46 million rides in 2025. Mapped by the hour, they show which neighborhoods run on which schedule.
Into Manhattan
On weekday mornings, Brooklyn riders head into Manhattan: about 1,100 trips each morning, 275,000 over the year.
Two Rush Hours
Midtown gets its biggest wave of arrivals at 8am. Downtown, from Chelsea to the Village, arrivals peak at 5pm instead.
Lunch Hour
About one in six trips is on a day pass or single ride rather than a membership. At midday those riders gather around Central Park, while members' trips stay short.
The Ride Home
The evening rush is 61% bigger than the morning rush. More people ride home across the bridges than rode in: 439,000 evening trips from Manhattan to Brooklyn and Queens over the year, against 331,000 the other way in the morning.
After Dark
From 10pm to 2am on weeknights, the East Village gets more arrivals than any other neighborhood: 146,000 over the year.
Weekends
Saturday and Sunday get about a quarter of all trips, so a weekend day is a little quieter than a weekday. The rides go to different places, though: parks, the waterfront, brunch.
Where It Doesn't Reach
Citi Bike has 4,495 stations, but 97% of trips start or end in Manhattan, Brooklyn or Queens. The Bronx gets under 3%. Staten Island has no stations at all.