The Metro-Boston public bike share system，Hubway，is now available at a significant discount to low-income families and individuals．"SNAP Card to Ride"was launched by the Cities of Boston，Cambridge，Somerville，and the Town of Brookline．
"SNAP Card to Ride"provides ﹩5 monthly memberships and﹩50 annual memberships to individuals over the age of 16 with their household EBT card．The membership includes unlimited 60-minute trips rather than the current 30-minute trips，without additional usage fees．
The program is part of an ongoing commitment to improve bike share access among traditionally under-served populations．Citizens who don't receive SNAP benefits，but participate in other public assistance programs，will be able to access the discounted membership program in the near future．
Convenient，easy online registration is available fur EBT card holder s at thehubway．com/SNAP/．After completing registration，members will have access to over 1，800 bikes at 194 stations across the four municipalities（自治市）．Members with smartphone access can also use the Hubway mobile app to locate and unlock bikes．
"Hubway shows that bike share is keeping its promise as a vital part of the Boston area's transportation network-increasing access to the region's existing transit network as well as communities underserved by public transit，"said Jay H．Walder，CEO of Hubway．"We're eager to continue to help grow a system that has truly served as an inspiration for a whole generation of bike share programs across the nation．"
Winter riding is available in all four municipalities for the first time this year，following several years of winter operations in the City of Cambridge．Boston，Brookline，Cambridge，and Somerville announced major expansion of the publicly-owned system．They'll add over 100 new stations in 2018 and 2019 providing over 300 stations and approximately 3，000 bicycles for public use．



Who is allowed to enjoy the"SNAP Card to Ride"program？ ______

A. Anyone benefiting from SNAP．
B. Any individuals with a low income．
C. Anyone over 16 with an EBT card．
D. Anyone attending public assistance programs．

What has to be done in order to benefit from"SNAP Card to Ride"？ ______

A. Sending an email to Hubway．
B. Filling in all application form．
C. Finishing registration paperwork．
D. Completing registration online．

Why did Hubway set up the new program？ ______

A. To market their EBT cards．
B. To promote their bike share．
C. To protect cultural diversity．
D. To enrich the national transportation system．

What can we infer about the bike share system in the four municipalities？ ______

A. It will disappear gradually．
B. It is being challenged．
C. It has a bright future．
D. It has along way to go．