Bike-sharing was introduced in 1965 in Amsterdam. Today, the small-scale idea has grown into what it is today. Cities like Montreal and New York boasting thousands of bikes and an enviable number of stations. These are supported by a wide network allowing city residents to transverse the cities with ease. This was to be expected. With cities bursting out of their seams and growing populations needing to get from one place to the other, what better way? Here are five reasons why bike-share systems have enjoyed such tremendous growth. 1. Decongest Public Transportation A good bike sharing program plays a…