Sentences with phrase «bike share system designed»

Roda is a public bike share system designed specifically to fit the dense urban landscape of Singapore.

Cykel is a plug - in electric bike sharing system designed for a wide range of users and topographies.

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B - Cycle, the company that designs the bike - sharing systems used in Denver and more than 20 other cities across the country, says that on all of its systems combined, 2.1 million bike trips covering 4.5 million miles have been made on its bicycles since 2010, all of which have offset more than 2,948 metric tons of CO2 emissions and saved more than 330,000 gallons of gasoline, B - Cycle spokeswoman Marina Marich said.

None of the Bicycle Design entries tackle the problem, but recently SandVault, the company that won Vancouver's bike sharing system contract, unveiled a bicycle helmet dispenser to go along with sharing stations.

Montreal's new public bike sharing system or «PBS,» as it's being called, relies on a new bike design, solar powered stations, wireless inventory management, and software to manage it all.

Gotcha Bike is the only fully customizable, turnkey bike share system — built in Charleston, SC and designed to suit the needs of your community.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE, February 15, 2013The City of Columbus is seeking public input into the design and name for the cutting - edge bike share system announced in November by Mayor Michael B. Coleman.»

Our hardware teams design and develop robust electro - mechanical systems for our on - street payment solutions that power bike share systems around the world.

To increase ridership among low - income populations, bike share systems must be designed to offer a meaningful transportation option.

«As bike share systems continue to proliferate around the U.S., sharing information on how to design successful systems is crucial,» said Ed Reiskin, President of NACTO and Director of Transportation of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA).

What does it take to design an urban bike sharing system for a city like Copenhagen, where the bikes outnumber the inner - city residents?

Motivate's bikes will now be designed, engineered and assembled in the United States, allowing the company to respond to enormous demand for new and expanding bike share systems, with quality, speed and reliability.

The new bikes were designed in the United States via a collaborative process between world - renowned bike designer, Ben Serotta, and lead mechanics from across the bike share systems that Motivate operates.