БИЗНЕС

Бизнес идея - електро или задвижвани от слънцето велосипеди под наем в големи градове Амстердам,Берлин и други атрактивни бизнес дестинации.Туристите могат да наемат велосипед на цена 7 или 10 евро на час. Фирмата Алта се надява да пусне в движение около 16000 колела до края на 2012
Alta hopes to have nearly 16,000 bikes on the road by the end of this year.
Melbourne, Australia Launched in May 2010 with 600 bicycles
Washington, D.C. Launched in September 2010 with 1,340 bicycles
Boston Launched in July 2011 with 600 bicycles
Chattanooga, Tennessee Launched in April 2012 with 300 bicycles
New York City Launching in summer 2012 with 10,000 bicycles
Chicago Launching in fall 2012 with 3,000 bicycles

CITYBIKE WIEN - the free city bike in Vienna

CITYBIKE WIEN RATES

Registration fee:

You have to register before using the Citybike services. The one-time registration fee is € 1.00.

Hiring / rates:The hiring period starts with the release of a city bike from the locking of a bikebox and ends with the return of the bicycle to a bikebox. The first hour of every ride is free of charge – fees for the hire have to be paid beginning with the second hour of uninterrupted use.

	1st hour	FREE OF CHARGE
	2nd hour	€ 1.00 for the commenced hour
	3rd hour	€ 2.00 for the commenced hour
	4th hour	€ 4.00 for the commenced hour
	every hour up to the 120th hour	€ 4.00 each commenced hour

Subject to changes of rates

Should the bicycle not be returned within a period of 120 hours for any reason whatsoever, the hourly rates shall be replaced by a flat rate of € 600.00.

Please note: our Citybike is a supplementation for means of public transport and is not intended to be used for a longer period of time. If you don not need the bike anymore, it’s in your own interest to return it immediately to a Citybike terminal.

When returning the bike, always mind the green light! Here you will find further information.

Our Citybike Wien tip:
Seize the opportunity of the free hour! Because the first hour of every ride is free of charge! And should you then make another trip after a break of more than 15 minutes, you will again have the ‘free-hour bonus’.