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Official application of the bike sharing system for Montreal.
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
BIXI is the official app for the bike share system that serves the Montreal metropolitan area, published by Lyft, Inc. It covers the whole cycle of using the service: getting access, finding a bike, renting it and reviewing past trips.
The app is aimed at people who ride the system, whether they use it for single journeys or for regular commuting. Its main job is to show where bikes and open docks are before you set out.
The app lets you buy one-way passes for a single trip and memberships for ongoing use. Both are purchased inside the app, so you do not need to visit a station kiosk to get access.
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Choosing between the two depends on how often you ride. A one-way pass covers one journey, while a membership is the option for repeated use across the system.
A map of the stations updates in real time and shows how many bikes and free docking points each station has. You can use it to pick a station with a bike waiting, or one with room to drop a bike off at the end of a trip.
The same map is where you plan routes. Checking counts at the start and end stations before leaving lets you avoid a trip that stalls because a dock is full.
Renting a bike is done from the app once you have access. The map and rental flow sit together, so the station you check is the station you rent from.
A personal space in the app holds your trip history and usage statistics. It is where you can see how you have been using the system over time.
The listing describes these statistics only as a record of your trips and usage, so the reader can expect a log of past activity rather than anything beyond that.