Gabriel Wartofsky's Bikeshare Network Puts Foldable E-Bikes at Bus Stops
Brian G Randles — September 18, 2009 — Eco
Rentable bikes are not a new idea, but placing them next to bus stops as Gabriel Wartofsky has done with the Bikeshare Network is brilliant. Having bikes at every bus stop is not only beneficial to your commute, but also to your health.
These electric, airless and foldable bikes by Gabriel Wartofsky look great on paper. However, there is no telling what these public trans two-wheelers will look like after a few years on the street. Therefore, in this bike enthusiast's opinion, a trial period will be crucial to this endeavor.
These electric, airless and foldable bikes by Gabriel Wartofsky look great on paper. However, there is no telling what these public trans two-wheelers will look like after a few years on the street. Therefore, in this bike enthusiast's opinion, a trial period will be crucial to this endeavor.
Trend Themes
1. Rent-a-bike Bus Hubs - Placing rentable bikes at every bus stop provides a new opportunity for bikeshare network and public transportation integration.
2. Foldable E-bikes - The introduction of electric, airless, and foldable bikes creates new possibilities for transportation and last-mile delivery services.
3. Trial Period - Implementing a trial period can help validate the success and sustainability of the bike rental program.
Industry Implications
1. Transportation - The integration of rentable bikes at bus stops opens opportunities for innovation in public transportation.
2. Bikeshare Networks - The Bikeshare Network's implementation of rentable bikes at bus stops creates new possibilities for the bikeshare industry.
3. Last-mile Delivery - The use of foldable e-bikes can revolutionize last-mile delivery services, providing a more sustainable and efficient option for small package delivery.
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