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Bike sharing Orlando: Bike share program could be coming to downtown Orlando - Orlando Sentinel

By rprice , 13 March 2013
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ideally opening at about the same time as SunRail. Set to accept fares in May 2014, SunRail will run from DeBary in Volusia County through downtown Winter Park and Orlando to south Orange County. The $1.2 billion train should provide potential riders, Wilson said, because many will be looking for a way to get to their final destination. Wilson, who studies pedestrian and cycling patterns, said people typically are willing to walk no more than a half-mile. He said a bike expands the scope of possibilities for a person without a car by up to three miles, theoretically putting in play many of Orlando's and Winter Park's main shopping, dining and office complexes.
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