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Bike Sharing is Caring

Elaine Chan, oBike Malaysia

24-Jun-17 13:00

Bike Sharing is Caring

One of the biggest issues with public transport are the first and last mile: that is, getting to a public transport hub and then getting to your destination from the next hub. oBike is a new stationless bike-sharing startup which hopes to eliminate the problem, allowing users to find a nearby bicycle with just their smartphone app, making public transport more convenient. The company, originally based in Singapore, now has bikes in Bandar Sunway, Kota Damansara, Petaling Jaya, Cyberjaya and Kota Kinabalu, aiming to give people a greener, healthier transportation alternative.


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