Bike-sharing schemes seem to be popping up all over the place these days, but Google’s may be the oddest of them all. Why? Because it appears that the folks living in the company’s home city have ...

Amid the lawn statues of green robots and candy at Google’s Mountain View headquarters nicknamed the Googleplex, an armada of distinctive yellow, green, and red bicycles are available for employees to ...

Two weeks ago Aaron Grossman was surveying the Stevens Creek Trail in Mountain View, California—home of the Google headquarters—when he saw clusters of bicycles abandoned in the creek about 15 feet ...

Hooray for Google adding bicycling directions to Google Maps — too bad it isn’t more useful. I’m not sure this is Google’s fault, however, as many bike routes/lanes/paths are poorly documented and ...

Bike-sharing is a convenient way to get around a city, but with so many schemes operating concurrently it's sometimes tough to know where the nearest station with available bikes is. Now, Google can ...

But locals in Mountain View, California — where Google is based — reportedly view the bikes as their own and end up displacing 100 to 250 bikes on a weekly basis. Now Google is trying to cut its ...

Google announced Monday that it is rolling out extensive bike directions on Google Maps in several European countries, including Germany, France, Poland, Ireland, Luxembourg, and Liechtenstein. If ...

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- Google has built a massive business organizing the world's information, but it's having a lot of trouble keeping track of its own bicycles. Google maintains roughly 1,100 free ...

Writing for Wired, Robert McMillian journeys into the fascinating world of Google Bikes: “Google is certainly unique in their commitment to bicycling,” says Colin Heyne, deputy director of the Silicon ...