Bikesharing is a transportation system that allows individuals to rent bicycles for short periods. Users can pick up a bike from designated stations, ride it to their destination, and return it to another station. This service promotes eco-friendly travel and reduces traffic congestion in urban areas. Many cities around the world have implemented bikesharing programs, often using mobile apps for easy access. These programs typically charge users based on the duration of the rental, making it a convenient option for both residents and tourists. Popular examples of bikesharing systems include Citi Bike in New York City and Divvy in Chicago.