ADMS 2500 Lecture Notes - Bicycle Parking Station, Melbourne City Centre, Bloor Street

• School: York University
• Department: Administrative Studies
• Course: ADMS 2500
• Professor: all

Document Summary

Note: the project document files that accompany this project contain the information needed to complete the project. Bike sharing is growing in popularity as a means of public transportation, where a number of bikes are made available for shared use amongst individuals who do not own any of the bikes. Bike sharing programs are created for short trips because usage fees encourage frequent utilization for short periods of time. First, you have to subscribe or acquire a 24 or 72-hour access to use the service. Take out a bike as many times as you want for 30 minutes or less with no additional fees; usage fees for longer trips apply. As of december 2010, there were over 93 programs in approximately 137 cities around the world with an estimated 97,000 bikes on four continents and another 23 programs planned in 12 nations in 2010-2011. Victor meng, a bas graduate of 2007, signed a contract to work for an australian.