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Making Bike Share More Affordable Matthew Clark
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Making Bike Share More Affordable Context 2 Bike share is an established means of transport Ι Worldwide over 1,000 bike share systems exist Ι 300 bike share systems are being planned Ι 130 bike share systems have closed 2010 London – 11,500 bikes 2011 Rio de Janeiro – 600 bikes
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Making Bike Share More Affordable Context 3 Technology and social change continues Ι Smartphone penetration ■ 2010 across UK 10% ■ 2015 across UK 72% ■ 2017 across UK 81% Ι Cultural change and the sharing economy ■ AirBed & Breakfast (Airbnb) launched in August 2008 ■ Crowdfunding – Kickstarter launched in April 2009 ■ peer to peer lending – Funding Circle launched in August 2010
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Making Bike Share More Affordable More Affordable Bike Share through Innovation 4 Increasing use Ι Making bike share attractive to a wider range of people Reducing cost Ι Making the bike share system less expensive Increasing income Ι Generating additional income
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Making Bike Share More Affordable Innovation – docking stations and smart bikes 5 Docking stations are not always required Smart bikes can know where they are and include locking systems
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Making Bike Share More Affordable Innovation – eBikes 6 eBike only or mixed schemes Extends the possible range Wider range of users
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Making Bike Share More Affordable Innovation – Peer to Peer ‘Individuals’ 7 Bikes owned by individuals, available from individuals for daily rental Airbnb for bikes
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Making Bike Share More Affordable Innovation – Peer to Peer ‘City-wide’ 8 Bikes owned by individuals or organisations, available within a zone for daily rental Located and paid for via a smartphone app
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Making Bike Share More Affordable Innovation – Internet of Things bike lock 9 Bike lock connected to the internet, can be used with any bike
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Making Bike Share More Affordable Innovation – Social Equity 10 Wider audience Include stations in low income communities Cash payment (use without credit card) Ambassadors from community groups Bike riding skills and training
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Making Bike Share More Affordable Sponsorship – Big Names 11 Big name sponsors offer potential revenue
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Making Bike Share More Affordable Conclusions 12 Explore ways to Ι Increase use Ι Reduce cost Ι Increase income Bike sharing is evolving Ι Consider aims of scheme Ι Explore current Innovations Ι Anticipate further Innovations
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Making Bike Share More Affordable Questions? matthew.clark@sdgworld.net @clarkkentish
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