The city bike sharing scheme in NYC is a great way to get around for both New Yorkers and visitors. Here's everything you need to know about Citi Bike in NYC from someone with experience. City Bike Share Scheme in NYC In the latest in my series about bike sharing schemes around the world, Jackie from Fish Out of Malbec shares her experiences in using the Citi Bike share scheme in NYC. If you are … [Read more...]
City Bike Sharing Schemes in China – Dock-less bike systems in Urban China
Unlike many countries, China has a number of dock-less bike hire schemes in its biggest cities. Rowena Li from A Nomad on the Loose shares her experiences using them. Cycling in Chinese Cities As part of our continuing series to share people's experiences of using city bike hire schemes around the world, Rowena Li introduces us to the dock-less bike share systems in Chinese cities. Don't know … [Read more...]
City Bike Share Scheme in Indianapolis and Carmel, Indiana
In this latest post about city bike share schemes around the world, Jenn and Ed from Coleman Concierge share their experiences with the city bike share scheme in Indianapolis. You can check out their bio at the end of the post. Cycling in Indiana Guest Post by Jenn of Coleman ConciergeLast summer I was hosted by Visit Indy and Visit Hamilton County to come and explore central Indiana. At … [Read more...]
City Bike Hire Scheme in Rio – The Bike Rio System Explained
As part of an ongoing series about city bike hire schemes around the world, Miguel from Travelsauro introduces us to the city bike hire scheme in Rio.Bike Rio - The city bike hire scheme in Rio Guest post by Miguel of TravelsauroWith 435 kilometers of well-paved bike lanes, Rio de Janeiro has the largest cycle net in all of South America. Actually, one of the images that grab’s a … [Read more...]
Cycle Hire Schemes: An Easy Way To Get Around Your City
Cycle Hire Schemes: An Easy Way To Get Around Your City Picture the scene; you’re strolling around in London, enjoying the scenery, when you suddenly realise you need to be moving a little bit quicker. You’re not going far, mind; only a few stops away on the Underground, or a short cab ride. But given that the cash fare for a single Tube journey within Zone 1 is currently £4, and that London … [Read more...]