What is interesting to note is that the number of trips has reduced in 2017. This is an inverse to the data of the bike score of Pittsburgh as a whole which demonstrates that there has been an increase in the biker community over the years. 

To compare the data, the total number of shared trips from January to June 2016  and 2017 reduced respectfully from 9,532 in 2016 to 7,941 in 2017. 

In contrast however we see the number of trips spiking in 2016 as compared to 2015's data May to December. Where 2015 had a total of 13,972 trips and 2016 had a total of 15,028 shared trips. The increase from 2015-2016 could be related to the increase in bike stations and familiarity of the bike sharing program, as well as a demonstration of the progression of bikers and bike lanes within the city!