Salina, Kansas:  OCCK Transportation launched KANcycle, bike sharing for rural Kansas, in June 2019, and is celebrating the program’s second birthday with some fun events the week of June 14th.   With 16 stations and 80 bikes located throughout north central Kansas, KANcycle has been a popular transportation option with more than 200 users riding

Salina, KS – OCCK Transportation is pleased to announce KANcycle bikes, the regional bike sharing program that serves north central Kansas is back up and running and bikes are available to be rented.  KANcycle has been closed since the end of March because of COVID.  . Riders can access the bikes through the use of

Salina, KS – OCCK Transportation is pleased to announce the upcoming re-launching of KANcycle, the regional bike sharing program that serves north central Kansas.  KANcycle has been closed since the end of March because of COVID.  The relaunch is planned for September 11th. KANcycle, a program of OCCK Transportation, was started in June of 2019

Salina, Kansas – KANcycle, the bike share program of north central Kansas, may be looking for another provider following a recent announcement from Zagster.  OCCK, Inc. has been advised that Zagster, the company responsible for providing the bicycles for the KANcycle bike sharing program, had closed bike sharing in many locations across the country, including

Salina, Kansas – Because of the COVID-19 outbreak, Zagster has made the difficult decision to suspend all bike rentals, including those in the KANcycle program operated by OCCK Transportation.  Locations impacted include 80 bikes at 16 rental stations in Salina, Minneapolis, Concordia, Belleville, Mankato, Beloit, Lincoln and Ellsworth. It is understood that many riders use

OCCK Transportation is pleased to announce a ribbon cutting for KANcycle, bike sharing for rural Kansas, will take place Friday, June 14 at 10:15 a.m. at the 7th & Walnut transfer station. KANcycle, a program of OCCK, Inc. Transportation, and Zagster, Inc. will be launching a new bike-share program for eight communities in North Central