All over China, sharing bikes are going to be in Australia!
Urbi, a Perth-based company, has launched a bike-sharing service in Joondalup, in the north of Perth.
About 40,000 people travel to work or study every day in the city.
School health workers at Joondalup say they usually take two trains a day and a 15-minute walk.
Sharing bicycles can help reduce a lot of commute time.
More than 400 cities around the world use shared bikes as a vehicle for commuters.
In this system, passengers can choose a bicycle and helmet from one location and then ride to different destinations.
One-way fee of $3, the more riding, the more discount.
In Melbourne, Brisbane has been working on similar projects.
Because Australia`s goverment requires bicycles to wear helmets, sharing bikes in Australia may not be as easy as it is in China.
Urbi has a helmet for everyone.
If bike sharing is popular in Sydney one day, do you think it will help you to commute on a daily basis?
