Overview
A Lyft Bike docking station on Treasure Island, filled with electric bikes, with the San Francisco skyline in the background.

Photo courtesy of Lyft Bike

Overview

Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island are now part of the Lyft Bike system! With over 300 stations and 4,500 bikes already in San Francisco, Lyft Bike is now available on TI and YBI with 35 bikes and seven new stations.

How It Works

Using bike share is easy—pick out a bike, and use the Lyft app or your Clipper card to scan its QR code and unlock it. When you’re done with your ride, return your bike to an open space at any Lyft Bike docking station. For more information, including membership details and pricing, visit the Lyft Bike website.

Lyft Bike offers reduced-rate memberships to Bay Area residents who qualify for CalFresh, SFMTA Lifeline Pass. For more information, visit the Lyft Bike website.

Station Locations

The first seven stations are at the following locations:

  • Ferry terminal (2 stations)
  • Cityside Park
  • Island Cove Market and Community Center
  • Treasure Island Playground and Athletic Fields
  • Gateview Ave between Northpoint Dr and Gateview Ct
  • Panorama Park
A map of Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island with north pointing left and up. Seven Lyft Bike stations are indicated with pink circles at the following locations: Gateview Avenue at Gateview Court, Avenue E at 13th Street (near Aracely Cafe), Avenue H in front of Island Cove Market, Avenue A at Johnson Street, California Avenue at Avenue of the Palms, Treasure Island Road at Clipper Cove Way, and Yerba Buena Road (near Panorama Park).

Project Partners

Lyft Bike is a partnership between the Metropolitan Transportation Commission, local Bay Area governments, and Lyft. The Treasure Island Development Authority and Treasure Island Community Development are our partners on Treasure Island.

Funding

The Treasure Island bike share program is funded by TIMMA, the San Francisco County Transportation Authority and Bay Area Air District through the Transportation for Clean Air fund, Treasure Island Development Authority, and the Metropolitan Transportation Commission. 

Contact 

Alexandra Pan, Transportation Planner

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Related Work

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Rendered image of an island with buildings and a port in the nearby lagoon. There is a ferry pulling up to a dock in the foreground.

Treasure Island Transportation Program

The Treasure Island Transportation Program will address the island's growing transportation needs with a goal to have at least 50 percent of trips made by transit instead of private vehicles.