Many bikes, few safe lanes in Madrid.
Bicimad, Madrid’s bike share system, has grown a lot. There are now many stations and bikes. People are using it more, but there are safety concerns.
The Bicimad system has expanded greatly, boasting 635 stations and 7,795 bikes. In 2025, the system recorded 49.2 million bicycle trips. City officials note a large increase in users, from 13.7 million to 49.2 million. However, experts are worried about the safety of the system. They say there aren't enough safe bike lanes and the network needs better connections.
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Highlights
Bicimad Expansion Concerns
Bicimad has grown to 635 stations and 7,795 bikes.
Increased Cycling Use
Cycling use has increased significantly, with 49.2 million bicycle trips in 2025.
Lack of Safe Lanes
Experts criticize the lack of safe cycling lanes.
City Official Reports
City officials report a substantial increase in cycling use.
Network Connectivity Issues
The network has issues with connectivity and safety.