Several features make our city’s bike share truly one of a kind. We’ve customized the app to spotlight local businesses worth exploring, turning every ride into a curated experience around town. Our bikes are purpose-built for our environment, featuring airless tires and carbon belt drives for a smoother, low-maintenance ride. The app also functions as a self-guided tour — simply tap on a business and get turn-by-turn directions from your location right to their door.
These are just a few of the details that set this program apart.
We’re excited to launch a full point-to-point bike share system, letting riders start in historic downtown and end at the lighthouse station—or anywhere in between. With multiple docking options across the city, you can explore at your own pace without worrying about returning to your starting point.
Whether it’s a quick stop at a café, a visit to local shops, or a longer scenic ride just to enjoy the day, this system will make it easy to plan your route, hop on and off, and discover new spots along the way.
Yes! You will easily be able to see how many bikes are available at each station by simply tapping the stations pin in the app.
The system will feature 14 tower stations strategically located throughout Uptown, Historic Downtown, West King, Lincolnville, and Anastasia Island. These stations will offer a total of 148 docking slots, thoughtfully distributed across the city to ensure convenience, accessibility, and practical use for all riders.
Yes and that's the best part! We are looking to place between 30 to 60 single bike docking stations at businesses around town. Bringing you right to the door of our favorite spots around town.
Bikes available for rent in St. Augustine
Updates and stories reflecting life, movement, and the evolving Drifters bike share program across the city.
From local spotlights to regional news segments, each story highlights how the bike share is improving mobility, supporting small businesses, and shaping the future of St. Augustine. View the full press coverage and see why community leaders and journalists are excited to ride along.
