Dan said that the service will debut on September 2 on theoccasion of the National Day. So far, bicycles for the service has been readyin six central districts of Hanoi, he said, adding that in early August, thefirm will complete all 79 bicycle stations, enabling the service to beofficially launched in September.
Customers can choose to use normal bicycles or electricbicycles, Dan said, adding that Tri Nam plans to provide additional 400electric bicycles in the future.
In the first phase of the project, 1,000 bicycles, includingabout 500 electric ones, will be placed at 70 to 80 bike rental spots inthe districts of Ba Dinh, Tay Ho, Dong Da, and Thanh Xuan and near stationson the Cat Linh–Ha Dong metro line.
In the second phase, which will be run between 2023 and2024, 3,000 more bicycles will be placed at 350 spots.
The project to provide public bicycle service was approvedby the People’s Committee of Hanoi in June 2022.
It aims to make travelling activities using publictransportation services easier by providing more choices to travel between busstations, urban railway stations, urban areas and shopping centres./.
