When the wheels come off


Wheels of misfortune: A bicycle cemetery in Guangdong province, China.

THE bike-sharing business took China by storm when the service was introduced to this bicycle kingdom some two years ago.

This concept, where consumers can pick up a bike and park it anywhere after use, has very much solved the “last kilometre” problem of commuters having to get from train stations and bus stops to their final destinations.

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Opinion , Colours of China , Beh Yuen Hui

   

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