Local Authority Pioneers
Let’s deliver the benefits of micromobility modal shift together in partnership.
We will help you chart a path towards a healthier, cleaner and more vibrant urban environment, while ensuring smooth, safe and inclusive operations.
Expert advice:
Project feasibility, scheme and asset suitability, project budgets and potential income streams
Asset procurement:
Mechanical and electric bicycles, scooters, street furniture and docking systems
Software Solutions:
Proprietary, white label or third party solutions to manage bike share schemes and payments, as well as fleet management solutions and MaaS integration
Maintenance Operations:
Preventative, reactive and predictive maintenance solutions to ensure maximum fleet uptime
Logistics Operations:
Rebalancing and redistribution operations to ensure availability of assets with minimal environmental impact
Our Pioneer Partners
All you have to do is set up a bike-sharing system in your local authority. This scheme will make bicycles available in public spaces at low cost or even free of charge. People who don’t own a bike will be able to use them for their daily journeys and discover the advantages of cycling as a means of transport.
Moving towards more bike friendly communities in partnership with urban pioneers. This is the Velogik way!
There are various names for these “bike houses” in Europe: Vélostation, cycling centre or bike agencies. These are similar local practices that bring together different services to promote cycling, with the aim of encouraging and supporting cycling. The Bike house provides information and advice on how to get around by bike:
-Support for purchases and terms and conditions
-Advice to prevent bicycle thieves
-Bicycle routes available throughout the region, in and around urban areas, according to user profile and expectations.
Reconditioning is an alternative way of extending the lifespan of bicycles rather than having to renew the fleet, and makes it possible to acquire cheaper bicycles.
Bikes in perfect condition and up to 60% cheaper than new bikes. As a general rule, the lifespan of an electric bike is between 5 and 10 years. These figures can, however, be revised upwards or downwards depending on the quality of the model, the frequency of use of the bike and its maintenance.