Career Journeys Don’t Have to Happen Alone

Posted on by Emily

Looking for a job can feel isolating. Rejection emails pile up, networking can be intimidating, and figuring out your next step often feels like something you have to do alone.

That’s exactly why Indego and the City of Philadelphia created Wheels to Work, a free workforce development program that combines bicycle education with career-building workshops and one-on-one support to help participants build confidence both on and off the bike.

Over six weeks, participants sharpen their job-search skills, learn how to ride safely throughout Philadelphia, and connect with others navigating similar career journeys. We recently spoke with three graduates from our latest cohort, and one message came through again and again: they realized they weren’t alone.

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FIFA World Cup™ Drives Record Ridership

Posted on by Emily

This summer has been one for the history books! As Philadelphia welcomed the FIFA World Cup 2026™ and the nation’s 250th anniversary celebrations, thousands of visitors experienced the city alongside Philadelphians celebrating in their own neighborhoods. For Indego, it marked the busiest period in our history. From record-breaking ridership to meeting riders from around the world, here’s a look back at the past few weeks.

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Everything You Need to Know About Using Indego During the World Cup

Posted on by Emily
Blog last updated on June 24th, 2026

Philadelphia is prepared to host six FIFA World Cup matches in June and July, including a Round of 16 match on July 4. With increased traffic and congestion expected throughout the city, Indego’s network of 300+ stations and 3,000 bikes offers a convenient way to get around during the tournament. Whether you’re heading to stadium events, Fan Fest activities, SEPTA stations, hotels, restaurants, or exploring the city between matches, bike share makes it easy to experience more of Philadelphia without getting stuck in traffic. Keep reading to learn about expanded service, tips for first-time riders, and more. 

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Following Up With Our Winter 2026 Indego Mini-Grant Recipients

Posted on by Emily

Indego’s Winter 2026 Mini Grant recipients used funding to bring neighbors together, support youth development, and expand access to joyful, community-centered programming across Philadelphia. From bike safety and educational workshops to family celebrations, cultural learning, and service projects, each event created meaningful opportunities for connection, learning, and shared experiences. Together, these programs reflect the wide reach of Indego’s public investment and the many ways community organizations are helping neighbors thrive. 

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Sharswood & Brewerytown Black History Mural Tour

Posted on by Michael Moreno

Black History Month is a time to honor the stories, achievements, and cultural impact of Black communities, both past and present. Across Philadelphia, murals serve as powerful public tributes not only to local history but also to the community stories that surround it.

Last week, the Indego team biked this route through Sharswood and Brewerytown. We found ourselves pausing at nearly every stop, moved by the scale of the murals, the depth of their stories, and the artistry and creativity woven into each one.

This bike route invites you to explore those same stories, connecting vibrant works of art that celebrate Black leaders, local voices, and the spirit of community. Whether you are a lifelong resident or a first-time visitor, this ride offers a meaningful way to experience the city through the lens of creativity, remembrance, and recognition.

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