-
individuals at low cost. The
programmes themselves include both
docking and
dockless systems,
where docking systems allow users to rent a bike from a dock,...
- 200
cities in
nearly 30
countries around the world. The
system offers dockless vehicles that
users find and
unlock via a
smartphone app that
knows the...
- This is a list of bicycle-sharing systems, both
docked and
dockless. As of
December 2016,
roughly 1,000
cities worldwide have bike-sharing programs. The...
- Jump (stylized as JUMP) was a
dockless scooter and
electric bicycle sharing system operating in the
United States, New Zealand, Canada, France, Germany...
-
owned vehicles or
those available as
rental vehicles,
often in the form of
dockless sharing.
Devices that fall
within the
definition of
micromobility in the...
- made
available to use for short-term rentals. E-scooters are
typically "
dockless",
meaning that they do not have a
fixed home
location and are
dropped off...
- in San
Francisco and was
founded as a start-up in 2017,
launching as a
dockless bicycle-sharing
system controlled by a
mobile app for reservations. Spin...
- Machine. Phys.org.
Retrieved on 21 July 2013. "The
Disgraceful Dockless Drama: What
Dockless Bikes/Scooters Are Exposing". Have A Go. 18
April 2018. Archived...
- late 2017, micro-mobility
services that
provide shared vehicles such as
dockless electric kick
scooters or electric-****ist
bikes entered the marketplace...
- seen a
resurgence in po****rity due to the
emergence of a
large number of
dockless app-based bicycle-sharing systems, such as Mobike, ****o, and DiDi Bike [zh]...
