Lime bike parking at Aurora Village

Sunday, September 14, 2025

Photo by Claudia Meadows

Lime Bike scooter and bike share parking has been installed at the Aurora Village Transit Center on N 200th.

Commuters can get off their bus and get a scooter to go to their next destination. Or ride a scooter to the station and have a legal place to park it.

Lime Bikes are increasingly popular in the area and unlike the first few weeks of the program, riders are leaving the bikes parked responsibly, out of traffic and walking areas and in an upright position.

If you see a Lime Bike or scooter that is improperly parked, report it through the Help Center with as much information as you have. Here's the page

Updated 9-15-2025



4 comments:

Anonymous,  September 14, 2025 at 6:37 PM  

I think this option is great! I would adk that other users be thoughtful about where they "park" a Lime bike when done with it. I have twice moved one out of my garden. While it is next to the garden it is something that I have investing in by purchasing and installing plants, weeding, watering, etc. Just because it doesn't matter to you, please realize that where you park may matter to someone else. So, leaving them in the middle of the sidewalk or in someone's yard is just rude.

Anonymous,  September 14, 2025 at 11:09 PM  

Oh how I wish I was seeing the same bike etiquette! In the Hillwood area / upper Richmond Beach I see them strewn about, sometimes blocking walkways.

DKH September 15, 2025 at 1:09 AM  

I just added information in the article about how to report bikes that are illegally parked. I tried it out weeks ago and the bikes were moved the next day. I didn't have the plate number and don't remember if I had a picture, but I sent them a map link to the specific location.

Anonymous,  September 17, 2025 at 6:19 AM  

Here’s my question: when did police decide to stop Enforcing safety rules? For example, why do I have to always be in fear that I’m going to be run down by a scooter or bike when walking down the sidewalk?

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