vic
Senior Member
On my way home, I saw there was an e-bike available at the 20 Charles E Green P garage. Turns out there were like 10 of them in there. None now of course.
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I got one of the last two bikes at my usual dock. Another dude took the last one right after me.Opposite problem in midtown Toronto.
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SoBi does something similar to this. You can bring a bike back to a hub and get a $1 riding credit.They really should provide incentives for users to check in bikes at stations with few around. I expect they'd get some takers and might be cheaper than hiring more crews to do it.
This is an all too familiar sight for me in Midtown.I got one of the last two bikes at my usual dock. Another dude took the last one right after me.
Just as I'm cursing bikeshare again one of the reload trucks pulls up :-D
The app is very handy for locating docking stations (and those with spots or bikes). And having the 45 min plan helps when I need to find another dock. And yes, I know you can get extra time somehow.Pretty much all of my trips are in the downtown core, and I rarely have an issue finding a bike, but docking can be a real problem. But I rarely move around during normal commuting hours.
The app is very handy for locating docking stations (and those with spots or bikes). And having the 45 min plan helps when I need to find another dock. And yes, I know you can get extra time somehow.
It's a great idea! car2go (R.I.P.) used to offer credits to users who filled the gas tank during their rental. There was an entire side hustle of folks who would just help keep tanks full in order to get the car2go credit minutes!SoBi does something similar to this. You can bring a bike back to a hub and get a $1 riding credit.
Ahem E-Bike lovers................Yonge-Bloor: