Post Bus launches the Publibike service CHF20 per annum Abo

jrspet · #1 24.11.2011, 13:10

Bike-sharing as a local urban traffic concept is currently experiencing a veritable boom in Europe and in America. Cities, such as Paris, London, Berlin, Milan, and Montreal have developed an extensive network of self-service bicycle stations for public use.

We are adopting this concept and enhance it by an easy self-service e-bike rental. Bicycles and e-bikes are available around the clock for self-service use at all e-bike-sharing stations. Customers are using a membership card to access all two-wheelers at all locations. Tourists and guests can rent bikes directly on site and pay by credit card.

Users have the option to purchase a subscription card or use our services spontaneously with a credit card (currently being implemented). Subscribers benefit from easier access and lower prices (incl. free 30-minute bicycle use).

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adrianlondon · #2 24.11.2011, 13:17

You didn't mention where. Zurich only?

lost_inbroad · #3 24.11.2011, 13:20

	Quote:	jrspet
	Bike-sharing as a local urban traffic concept is currently experiencing a veritable boom in Europe and in America. Cities, such as Paris, London, Berlin, Milan, and Montreal have developed an extensive network of self-service bicycle stations for public use. We are adopting this concept and enhance it by an easy self-service e-bike rental. Bicycles and e-bikes are available around the clock for self-service use at all e-bike-sharing stations. Customers are using a membership card to access all two-wheelers at all locations. Tourists and guests can rent bikes directly on site and pay by credit card. Users have the option to purchase a subscription card or use our services spontaneously with a credit card (currently being implemented). Subscribers benefit from easier access and lower prices (incl. free 30-minute bicycle use). URL

This is what aggravates me about this country...it's a nice concept but why on earth can't they have one friggin rate instead of the sudoku price chart with various clauses and fine prints?

jrspet · #4 25.11.2011, 13:16

Adrian, from the given URL above, you can see the map.

https://www.publibike.ch/en/stations.html

If travelling to Zürich, you can get Bikes ( including E-Bikes ) at no cost apart from a CHF20 refundable deposit, from end April to end October, free for an entire day ( up to 9pm ).

http://www.waedirollt.ch/kontakt.php

Free bike rentals at 8820 Wädenswil ZH - Wädi Rollt