24 price (on CaBi and Citibike)

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    americancyclo
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    haven’t tried it myself, but all the language on the website leans towards 24 hours

    You can take a bike as many times as you’d like for 24 hours

    #1017694
    PotomacCyclist
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    It appears that way, since they chose to call it a 24-hour membership and not a one-day membership. But I’m an annual member, so I can’t confirm details about the short-term memberships.

    #1017695
    PotomacCyclist
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    For a quicker official response, I’d suggest that you post on their Facebook pages, although I’m not sure if staff will be checking the pages today and tomorrow.

    #1017696
    bobco85
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    @lordofthemark 102752 wrote:

    Just to confirm – the 24 price ($7 here, $10 in NYC) covers a full 24 period from when you pay, NOT the calendar day? So if I take my first bike out at 2PM tomorrow, I can take bikes out on Friday morning without paying extra?

    TIA

    The 24 price covers a period of 24 hours from when you pay. Before I got my current annual CaBi membership, I had used both CaBi and Citibike for 24-hour rentals. If you pay at 2 pm tomorrow (Thursday), then the rental period will last until 2 pm on Friday.

    (Added) I should also mention: your card will have an additional ~$101 (for Citibike, I don’t know the amount for CaBi) hold on it that will not be lifted until a couple of days after the rental period is over, so be cogniscant of that if you are using a debit card.

    #1017698
    Tim Kelley
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    @PotomacCyclist 102755 wrote:

    For a quicker official response, I’d suggest that you post on their Facebook pages, although I’m not sure if staff will be checking the pages today and tomorrow.

    Capital Bikeshare is always watching.

    #1017699
    PotomacCyclist
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    Capital Bikeshare — sponsored by Arlington County, the District of Columbia, the City of Alexandria, Montgomery County… and the NSA?

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