JerseyBike launched in Hoboken in October 2015 as Hudson Bike Share. Since then JerseyBike has expanded to Weehawken, West New York, Guttenberg, North Bergen, Bayonne, and Port Imperial. 

Users can register by downloading the nextbike app. Riders can use a smart phone or key card to unlock bicycles at any of the stations in the system. Once rented, the user will be given a code to unlock the bike and begin their 30 or 45 minute ride. The highlight of the system is the ability to park the bikes temporarily, as well as the ability for users to end their trip at a station that is already full. This feature, which is lacking in prior-generation bike sharing models, allows users to make stops mid-trip and eliminates the frustration of arriving at an already full station. 

P3GM collaborated with the City of New Haven, Noa Technologies, and New Haven Bike Share Mechanics to provide the bike share system at no cost to the city or tax payers and launched Bike New Haven in February 2018. The bike share program generates revenue through member fees, advertising, and sponsorship. This ensures the program remains equitable, providing service for the entire community, as well as providing an avenue for discounted rates to those in need.
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Bike New Haven is the official New Haven Bike Share program. It's a fun, convenient and healthy way to get around New Haven for residents and visitors alike. Users can check out and return bikes interchangeably from stations conveniently located throughout New Haven.

In May 2018, P3GM launched New Rochelle Bike Share, the first bike share program in Westchester County. The program included 100 bicycles at 11 locations across the City was privately funded by P3 Global Management. The bike share program contributed to the overall growth and well-being of New Rochelle and its community members, said City Council Member Barry Fertel, an avid cyclist himself. Bike New Rochelle was part of New Rochelle's unprecedented and extensive redevelopment initiatives and reflected the City’s commitment to economic, environmental and social advancement.
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Despite efforts to create a frequently used program in the City of New Rochelle, there was a lack of demand for bike sharing services within the community. As a result, New Rochelle Bike Share service ended on December 31st, 2019.

P3GM launched the bike share program "SkyBike" for the City of West Palm Beach in March 2015. P3GM deployed 150 bikes and 15 stations throughout the Downtown area. With the collaboration of expert third party operators, the program enabled residents and visitors to transit the city in a more conscious and efficient way. 

As the city of West Palm Beach moved forward with preparations to launch a city-wide micro-mobility program in 2020, that covered the downtown core where SkyBike operated, SkyBike service was terminated in December 2019.