Surveys: Many Bikeshare riders wouldn’t have driven

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Capital Bikeshare is saving cash and time for its riders, making them healthier while also taking cars off the roads and spurring economic development, according to two new surveys of riders.

But the service appears to be having an unintended result of shifting some riders away from walking or transit, not just reducing car traffic, according to the surveys released by the service on Wednesday.

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