MoGo

Summary

MoGo is a non-profit bike share with locations in the Metro Detroit area. With more than 650 bikes and 75 stations, MoGo offers a versatile and flexible form of active transportation.

Fare Information

Riders choose from passes that range from pay-as-you-go to annual deals. All payments can be made with card or through the Transit App. Discounted passes, known as Access Passes, are available for registered members of some state benefits programs. Payments for monthly, annual, or access passes can be made with cash using DivDat machines.

How to Ride

Pay online, with the Transit app, or at the station, and then follow the instructions to pick up a bike at any one of MoGo’s stations. If you have a code, you can enter it at the docks where bicycles are stationed. The dock will buzz as the light turns green to show it’s unlocked.

Next, grab the seat or the handlebars and pull forcefully back to remove the bike from the dock. Ride safely, then return your bike to any station. Make sure you see the light on the dock turn green to signify that it has been checked in properly.

Want to learn bicycle riding 101, or advanced skills to feel confident with city cycling? MoGo Street Skills classes are led by a certified instructor of the League of American Bicyclists. Bring your own bicycle or borrow a MoGo bicycle at no cost to feel safer and more confident.

Please note: MoGo also has electric pedal-assist bikes. Though they’re capped to not go too fast, exercise caution if this is your first time on an e-bike.

Transit Connections

Your MoGo trip is a low-cost, flexible option connecting with transit options like DDOT, SMART, People Mover, QLINE, and more. Select one of 650 bikes at 78 stations across Metro Detroit, and dock your bike before boarding a bus or streetcar. Once you arrive, check out another bike at your nearest MoGo station.

Accessibility Features

Adaptive MoGo offers cycling options for riders of all abilities! With 17 cycles, including recumbent tricycles, upright cargo tricycles, hand tricycles, tandem bicycles, tandem tricycles, side-by-side quadricycles, and a box-bike, Adaptive MoGo accommodates a wide range of rider needs.