Coaster Cycles is excited to announce our new Experiential marketing division. With all the growth of experiential, our team is eager to get more involved in this space building and creating impactful marketing experiences all on 3 wheels. We will leverage our very own in-house manufacturing and media capabilities in offering unique sampling Bikes to… Read more
The City of Pottsboro debuts Library on Wheels The Pottsboro Area Library has a new way of getting books in the hands of its community members. Working with Coaster Cycles to develop their “books on wheels” concept the Coaster Mobile Library is sure to be a hit. KXII Fox News 12 was there to cover the maiden voyage Pottsboro’s… Read more
Check out this story about Boston Pedicabs at the 2015 Boston Marathon, written up at Boston.com: After Running 26.2 Miles, How Do You Get Home? There’s a pedicab for that. By Allison Pohle @AllisonPohleBoston.com Staff | 04.20.15 | 6:12 PM Mike Coughlin perched on the seat of his bike while surveying the crowd of silver-ponchoed runners who hobbled toward him. He… Read more
This piece was originally published as part of a series run by The San Francisco Chronicle. S.F. pedicab driver ‘a hero’ in his Batman suit April 5, 2015 Updated: April 5, 2015 10:06pm Dressed as Batman, Jorge Olascoaga tries to drum up business on his pedicab on the Embarcadero in San Francisco, Calif. A recent Monday, 9:58… Read more
Originally published in the Huntington News. By Stephanie Eisemann, news staff A decade ago, on Saint Patrick’s Day 2005, a Northeastern senior launched his own company with the first ride of Boston Pedicab from Solas Irish Pub in Copley Square to Newbury Street. Ben Morris, an owner and entrepreneur before he even moved his tassel, now has… Read more
Originally published at Digital Journal. Boston Pedicab: Rolling 10 Years Strong On St. Patrick’s Day, Boston’s greenest transportation celebrates 10 years of providing pedicab rides Mar. 16, 2015 / PRZen / BOSTON — This St. Patrick’s Day marks another milestone for Boston, the 10 year anniversary of the city’s greenest mode of transportation, Boston Pedicab. During… Read more
Listen to the original report at CBS Washingon. WASHINGTON (WNEW) — The Northeast D.C. Streetcars are still a few months from service, but visitors along the Benning Road and H Street tracks were given a free human-powered ride over the weekend. Joe Brophy is the general manager of National Pedicabs running “Stroll and Roll,” giving free H Street… Read more
Originally published at the L.A. Times. By STACEY LEASCA BOSTON — Shouts of “Want a ride?” and “Grown-up tricycle rides here” echo around this city as Pedicab drivers peddle their bike-meets-taxi transport. That was true around Copley Square after last year’s devastating Boston Marathon bombings, which left three spectators dead and more than 260 wounded near… Read more
Originally published at the Worcester Telegram. BOSTON — Dr. Jeffrey Kalish was watching his wife run the Boston Marathon when the bombs went off April 15. Then Boston Medical Center called; the vascular surgeon was needed immediately. “What they needed was more vascular surgeons that could handle blood vessel problems, amputations, just all of the things… Read more
See the full video report by the Boston Herald by clicking this link. by Katie Eastman for The Boston Herald
Originally published at Boston Magazine. Pedicab Drivers Offering Rides To ‘Boston Strong’ Concert, Giving Proceeds to One FundBoston Pedicab decided the best way to help the victims of the bombing was to offer a ride to concert attendees. By Steve Annear | Boston Daily As Boston prepares for yet another musical festival with some of the biggest names… Read more
Originally published at Streetblog SF. New Pedicab Policy in San Francisco Invites New Routes and Businesses by Matthew Roth Expect to see twice as many pedicabs on the streets this weekend in San Francisco. If you’re counting, that amounts to a modest addition of 15 bicycle taxis. After several months of negotiations, a San Francisco staff… Read more
