Bike Share Trip

BIXI in Montréal: will there be a bike when you arrive?

BIXI is Montréal’s bike-share network and one of the largest in North America, with more than a thousand stations and a downtown core that stays open through the winter. Density is a gift and a problem: there is almost always a station nearby, but the one you were counting on is often the one that ran out. The forecast tells you which one to walk to.

Stations1,114
Bikes available now8,159
Free docks now16,823
Empty stations61
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Year-round

How the forecast works

  1. Every station publishes its bike and dock counts every few seconds. We record every change, so we know how each station behaves across the day and through the seasons.
  2. We learn each station’s rhythm by hour, weekday and weather: a rainy Tuesday in November is not a sunny Saturday in July.
  3. Enter your position and travel speed and the map shows what a station will look like when you actually get there — not what it looks like right now.

Stations

Pick a station for live counts and its hourly pattern.

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Frequently asked questions

Is the forecast a guarantee?
No. It is a probability estimate built from that station’s own history, the last 30 minutes of activity and the weather. It tells you how likely a station is to have a bike when you arrive, which is the decision you actually need to make.

Do I need an account?
No. There is no sign-up, no password and no tracking. Your position is only used to compute travel times and is never stored on a server.

Where does the data come from?
Directly from the operator’s public GBFS feed — the same open standard every bike-share system publishes. This project is independent and not affiliated with the operator.