Bicibuscadores Site Helps Victims of Bike Theft Spread the Word
Katherinev123 — July 18, 2012 — Business
References: bicibuscadores & springwise
With so many people riding bikes these days, it's like candy land for sticky-fingered bike thieves waiting to snatch one up, but now Spanish cyclists who have been victims of bike theft have a place to turn: the Bicibuscadores site.
Bicibuscadores, currently in beta and created by Ilustrada Hermandad de Diseñadores, is a site that allows people to report their stolen bikes, essentially warning other cyclists in the neighborhood and around Malaga. The stie is map-based, so users can select the area where they last saw their bikes to serve as a warning to others. Users can also upload a photo of their bike and any necessary details; in the case that someone sees the missing bicycle, it can be returned to its owner.
Bicibuscadores, currently in beta and created by Ilustrada Hermandad de Diseñadores, is a site that allows people to report their stolen bikes, essentially warning other cyclists in the neighborhood and around Malaga. The stie is map-based, so users can select the area where they last saw their bikes to serve as a warning to others. Users can also upload a photo of their bike and any necessary details; in the case that someone sees the missing bicycle, it can be returned to its owner.
Trend Themes
1. Community-based Stolen Bike Reporting - The trend of community-based stolen bike reporting creates an opportunity for businesses to develop platforms for victims of bike theft to report their stolen bikes and spread the word to others in the community.
2. Map-based Alert Systems - The trend of creating map-based alert systems for stolen bikes allows for businesses to create innovative solutions that allow users to pin their stolen bike locations on a map for others to see and be alerted of potential theft risks.
3. Online Bike Safety Communities - The trend of online bike safety communities provides an opportunity for businesses to create digital communities where cyclists can share advice, best practices, and report their stolen bikes to help protect each other's property.
Industry Implications
1. Tech Industry - The tech industry can capitalize on these trends by creating innovative online platforms or mobile apps that allow cyclists to report stolen bikes, notify others of potential theft risks, and share advice on bike safety.
2. Insurance Industry - The insurance industry can develop new revenue streams by partnering with companies that offer stolen bike alert systems, providing product liability insurance to manufacturers, or creating policies aimed at protecting bicycle owners from theft.
3. Transportation Industry - The transportation industry can leverage these trends by developing value-added services for bike-sharing programs or launching affordable, GPS-enabled bicycles equipped with anti-theft mechanisms for its users.
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