Mi Bici Public Bicycle System and Its Open Trip Data
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Mi Bici opened on 1 December 2014 and now runs 368 stations and 4,057 bicycles across the municipalities of Guadalajara, Zapopan and Tlaquepaque. It is supervised by AMIM, the intermunicipal agency created in 2019 that also oversees the metropolitan area's traffic signals and speed cameras. The system publishes its usage data openly: monthly CSV files running back to the month it opened, a station reference file, an exploration tool, and a running trip total that stood at 38,518,843.
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By 30 May 2025 the agency counted more than 33 million trips since opening, of which 1,928,772 fell in that year alone. It drew its own operating figures from the system's open data rather than a separate report: an average of 13 thousand trips a day and 380 thousand a month, and three rides per bicycle per day. The busiest station is GDL 049 at Parque Revolucion, which the agency attributes to its connection with Line 1 of the light rail.
🎓 Lesson
The open trip file is the cheapest part of this system to copy and the part most often skipped, and it changes who is able to argue: the operating agency, the metropolitan planning institute and an outside researcher all work from the same numbers. The system also publishes how it decides where to grow. Eight stations added in March 2025 were placed against 35 criteria that residents scored from one to five, among them street lighting and how close a site sits to the state's surveillance cameras.
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Mi Bici opened on 1 December 2014
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now runs 368 stations and 4,057 bicycles across the municipalities of Guadalajara, Zapopan and Tlaquepaque
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It is supervised by AMIM, the intermunicipal agency created in 2019 that also oversees the metropolitan area's traffic signals and speed cameras
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The system publishes its usage data openly: monthly CSV files running back to the month it opened, a station reference file, an exploration tool, and a running trip total that stood at 38,518,843
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By 30 May 2025 the agency counted more than 33 million trips since opening, of which 1,928,772 fell in that year alone
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It drew its own operating figures from the system's open data rather than a separate report: an average of 13 thousand trips a day and 380 thousand a month, and three rides per bicycle per day
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The busiest station is GDL 049 at Parque Revolucion, which the agency attributes to its connection with Line 1 of the light rail
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Eight stations added in March 2025 were placed against 35 criteria that residents scored from one to five, among them street lighting and how close a site sits to the state's surveillance cameras
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Governance facts carried by the record
- Operator
- Agencia Metropolitana de Servicios de Infraestructura para la Movilidad (AMIM)
- Actor types
- regional-government
- Funding model
- public
- Funding description
- Not recorded
- Cost
- Not recorded
- Ownership
- Not recorded
- Decision rights
- Not recorded
- Exit conditions
- Not recorded
4 source dossiers
Mi Bici, the system's own About page (operator)
- Stable source ID
src-622b267dcb18d9cb- Publisher
- Name not classified · mibici.net
- Type / language
- web-page · language not classified
- Published
- Not recorded
- Updated
- Not recorded
- Source last checked
- No source-level check date
- Record last verified
- 2026-08-24
- Dossier created
- 2026-08-24
- Retrieved copy
- No local capture recorded
- Archive
- No archived copy linked
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- No captured content hash
- Locator
- Descriptive only — not page/paragraph exact
Open the recorded source note
The operator's own About page. Verbatim: 'Mi Bici inicio el 1 de diciembre del 2014' and 'Actualmente el programa cuenta con 4,057 bicicletas y 368 estaciones en los municipios de Guadalajara, Zapopan y Tlaquepaque'. Also the source for AMIM being created in 2019 and supervising traffic signals, speed radars and Mi Bici. A live operator page that states no publication date.
Agencia Metropolitana de Infraestructura para la Movilidad (AMIM), on passing 33 million trips
- Stable source ID
src-c2b3f3798fc99385- Publisher
- Name not classified · amim.mx
- Type / language
- web-page · language not classified
- Published
- 2025-06-06
- Updated
- Not recorded
- Source last checked
- No source-level check date
- Record last verified
- 2026-08-24
- Dossier created
- 2026-08-24
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- No local capture recorded
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- No archived copy linked
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- No captured content hash
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- Descriptive only — not page/paragraph exact
Open the recorded source note
The agency's own announcement. Verbatim: 'Al corte del 30 de mayo MiBici registra mas de 33 millones de viajes, de los cuales, un millon 928 mil 772 se realizaron en lo que va de 2025', and 'De acuerdo con datos abiertos del sistema, se realizan en promedio 13 mil viajes diarios y 380 mil viajes al mes'. Also the busiest-station attribution to Line 1 of the light rail.
Mi Bici open data portal (operator)
- Stable source ID
src-816b03c82db66d62- Publisher
- Name not classified · mibici.net
- Type / language
- web-page · language not classified
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- Not recorded
- Updated
- Not recorded
- Source last checked
- No source-level check date
- Record last verified
- 2026-08-24
- Dossier created
- 2026-08-24
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- No local capture recorded
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- No archived copy linked
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- No captured content hash
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- Descriptive only — not page/paragraph exact
Open the recorded source note
The open data page itself: monthly trip files from 2014 onwards plus a station nomenclature file, and a running trip counter. No licence is stated anywhere on the page, which is the reason this entry describes the files as published rather than licensed. A live page that states no publication date.
- Claims linked
Mi Bici, on eight stations sited with a gender-perspective guide (operator)
- Stable source ID
src-a1273f801af256b7- Publisher
- Name not classified · mibici.net
- Type / language
- web-page · language not classified
- Published
- Not recorded
- Updated
- Not recorded
- Source last checked
- No source-level check date
- Record last verified
- 2026-08-24
- Dossier created
- 2026-08-24
- Retrieved copy
- No local capture recorded
- Archive
- No archived copy linked
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- No captured content hash
- Locator
- Descriptive only — not page/paragraph exact
Open the recorded source note
The operator's account of eight stations sited using a gender-perspective guide. Verbatim: 'A partir de 35 criterios generados para la guia, las ubicaciones fueron evaluadas y calificadas por la ciudadania bajo una escala de puntuacion del 1 al 5', and 'Se asignaron puntuaciones en areas clave como el alumbrado publico, la cercania con camaras del C5'. Also names AMIM, Imeplan, BKT Bici Publica and the Transeuntas collective as the parties involved, and gives the 368-station total.
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- Publisher names and source languages have not yet been classified; domains are recorded without guessing.
- Existing source notes are descriptive locators, not page- or paragraph-exact citations.
- A missing archive, publication date or content hash is shown as null rather than inferred.
- The project-level evidence grade ranks the strongest source in the entry; it is not a truth score for every claim.
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1001 Smart Cities (2026). “Mi Bici Public Bicycle System and Its Open Trip Data” — Guadalajara, Mexico. The Smart City Atlas. https://1001smartcities.org/projects/guadalajara-mibici/ (last verified 2026-08-24). Data: CC BY 4.0.
The underlying data is free to reuse with attribution — see the open data page.