| 词条 | OBike |
| 释义 |
| name = oBike | logo = OBike in Taitung 20170425.jpg | industry = Transportation | founded = {{Start date and age|df=yes|2016|11}} | founders = Shi Yi[1], Edward Chen[2] | hq_location = Singapore | areas_served = {{Unbulleted list|Australia|Austria|France|Germany|Hong Kong|Italy|Korea|Malaysia|Netherlands|Sweden|Spain|Taiwan|Thailand| United Kingdom|}} | products = Bicycle sharing services | homepage = [https://www.o.bike/ o.bike] }}oBike is a Singapore-registered stationless bicycle-sharing system started by businessmen Shi Yi and Edward Chen with operations in several countries. The bikes have a built-in Bluetooth lock and can therefore be left anywhere at the end of a journey, not just at a docking station. Users use a smartphone app to locate and hire bikes. It launched in Singapore in February 2017, and ceased operation on 25 June 2018 in Singapore. Subsequently, the parent company filed for insolvency in its home market. Before it withdrew from Singapore, it transferred the deposits owed to the Singapore users to its sister company in China. They are currently under investigation for fraud by the Singapore Police Force. [3][4][5][6] The effect on operations outside of Singapore is unknown.[7] The firm had expanded to 24 countries including Korea, Malaysia, Australia, Thailand, Taiwan, Germany, Austria, the Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, France and Sweden.[8][9] The systemThe bicycles are single speed with a plastic chainguard, short mudguards on both wheels, front and rear rim brakes, and dynamo electric lights. To make use of the system, one must download the oBike application, register and pay a deposit. The App is used to rent and return the bicycles and users are charged by 15 or 30 minutes, with payment charged to their Credit/Debit card. To ride bikes, users must have an internet connection and Bluetooth enabled on their mobile device to enable unlocking of their desired oBike, which is done by scanning the QR code or entering the corresponding bicycle number. If successful, the lock on the rear wheel opens automatically. Once users finish their ride, they need to manually lock and leave the bike in any parking spot to be ready for the next user. At the time of locking the bike the user must again ensure they have a Bluetooth and an internet connection, in order for the oBike system to record the end of the ride and correctly calculate the hire charge. If violations are reported, a credit system penalizes the corresponding user after a certain number of times, and in extreme cases, the user could be suspended from the platform. At the beginning of 2018 oBike entered into a partnership with TRON. In addition customers of oBike can use the app to pay with the Cryptocurrency ″oCoin″ in future.[10] Areas servicedAsiaSingaporeWhen oBike first started its operations in Singapore, 1,000 oBike bicycles were rolled out across the city. [11] One month later, the Singapore Land Transport Authority rolled out bicycle parking zones in seven areas and in April, the company officially launched. Tampines Town Council is their partner for the Ride and Roll programme. [12] [13] On 25 June 2018, oBike announced that they were exiting the Singaporean market as they are unable to meet new legislation addressing indiscriminate parking of bikes.[14] Under the new rules set by LTA, operators will have to pay a S$30 licensing fee and a S$30 security deposit for every bicycle they deploy and a S$1,500 one-time application fee.[15] MalaysiaLaunched in the capital of Kuala Lumpur. KoreaLaunched in Seoul. ThailandLaunched in Bangkok in July 2017. Hong KongoBike launched in Hong Kong on 15 September 2017, with 1,000 bikes available in Tung Chung, Yuen Long, Tuen Mun and Tseung Kwan O[16], becoming the third operator provides bike-sharing service in Hong Kong. Bike hire in Hong Kong area is HK$3 for 15 minutes, with a HK$350 deposit being required. TaiwanoBike’s Bicycle-sharing system began operations in Taiwan during April 2017 under the management of Taiwan's Aozhi Network Technology Co., Ltd.[17] As of 20 June 2017, oBike has set up shop in the cities of Keelung, New Taipei, Taipei, Hsinchu, Tainan and Kaohsiung as well as the counties of Nantou, Yilan, Hualien and Taitung. AustraliaoBike launched in Melbourne, Australia in June 2017. At the end of August 2017 the Melbourne City Council began impounding the bikes, declaring them visual pollution after they were found on a raft in Albert Park Lake, up trees, on railway tracks, and on top of toilet blocks.[18][19] Lord Mayor Robert Doyle described them as "urban clutter" but did not take any action in regards to banning them. oBikes were found submerged in the Yarra River filmmaker Tommy Jackett released a video on social media 'Fishing For O Bikes In The Yarra River ". oBike was later requested to hire external contractors by Parks Victoria to recover the bikes[20]. The month of September saw more than 40 bikes being removed from the river.[21] In August 2017, oBike launched in Sydney. By October 2017, there were similar complaints of oBikes being left in trees, parks and other public places.[22][23][24] oBike has announced it will cease operations in Melbourne after the city council was given the right to fine the company $3,000 every time it failed to comply with tighter regulations from the Victorian Environment Protection Authority[25] oBike also operated in Adelaide[26] (ceased), Brisbane, Sydney[26], and The Gold Coast, but current status of these operations is unknown. EuropeAustriaoBike went bankrupt in Vienna and stopped operation. Service started on 17 August 2017.[27] Bike hire was €1/30 minutes. GermanyoBike launched in Munich on 24 August 2017 and Hanover on 15 November 2017. They had to withdraw 6000 bikes from Munich already. Bike hire is €1/30 minutes with a €79 deposit (€29 for students).[28] The sale of oBikes was banned by the state of Schleswig-Holstein in September 2018.[29] NetherlandsThe Netherlands is oBike's first European market. It officially launched in Rotterdam in June 2017 and Amsterdam in July 2017, and was banned from Amsterdam in October 2017. Bike hire is €0.25 per 15 minutes with a €79 deposit (€49 for students). [30][31][32] SpainoBike launched in Madrid in September 2017, operated by oBike Spain, SL. SwitzerlandoBike launched in Zurich in July 2017, operated by oBike Swiss Ltd.[33] It originally deployed approximately 350 bikes and soon after increased to 900.[34] Bike hire is CHF 1.50 for 30 minutes with a CHF 129 deposit.[35]. Meanwhile oBike has stopped its service in Switzerland [36]. United KingdomIn July 2017, oBike launched in London with 400 bikes[37][38] Bike hire is 50p for 30 minutes with a £49 deposit.[37][39] oBike's operations in London were put on hiatus at the end of 2017 [40] BelgiumoBike started its service on 22 September 2017 in Brussels. The bike hire is €1/30 minutes. SwedenoBike launched in Stockholm on 15 November 2017. The bike hire will be 10 SEK/30 minutes after the initial free winter trial period. ItalyoBike launched in Turin on 17 November 2017. The bike hire is €0.50/30 minutes after the initial free trial period ended on 31 December 2017 and a brief period at €0.30/30 minutes. oBike is also available in municipalities I and II of Rome as of march 2018. The bike hire is €0.50/30 minutes. ControversySwitzerlandIn June 2018, oBike announced the withdrawal of its bike fleet from Zurich. According to news reports, the low quality of the bikes, vandalism, the aggressive initial roll-out and controversies about the company's data collection and privacy policy forced oBike to withdraw all of its bikes. By November 2017, the company had stopped paying the local delivery and service companies which were hired to maintain the local bike fleet [41]. GermanyIn March 2018, oBike announced the withdrawal of the majority of bikes from Munich. The city accused the firm of making mistakes in the roll out of the service which left bikes vandalised and obstructing the city.[42][43] 12,000 oBikes already sold in the northern state of Schleswig-Holstein will have to be called back after the state ministry for consumer protection banned their sale in September 2018. The reason for the ban was a lack of roadworthiness because of poor brake performance.[29] SingaporeBefore it withdrew from Singapore, it transferred the deposits owed to the Singapore users to its sister company in China. They are currently under investigation for fraud by the Singapore Police Force. Users with $19/$49 deposits were unable to gain a refund via the Obike app after they removed the refund button with an app update. Contacts through other means were ignored as well. [44] Obikes are now being left abandoned on Singapore's streets and Land Transport Authority(LTA) is currently working with the company to remove them with the purpose of preventing people from disassembling them for spare parts.[45] On 28 June LTA instructed the company to remove the bikes by 4th July or they will be charged for the towing and storage service by LTA. The Consumers Association of Singapore(CASE) also told customers to keep proof of debt while the company assets are liquidated.[46] Obike chairman Shi Yi told Lianhe Zaobao that he is willing to use his shares to bear the cost of refunding users' deposit.[47] He also said that the company's ability to refund users will be affect if LTA imposed fines on them implying that the deposits which are to be refunded will be used to pay off the fines instead.[48][49] TaiwanBicycles parking in car parking spotsoBike bicycles parking in normal automobile parking caused public complaints.[50][51] The Keelung City Government, Taipei City Government and Yilan County Government have since stated that bicycles can legally park in automobile spots.[52][53][54] On 7 July 2017 the New Taipei City Government Transportation Department announced a ban on rental bicycles parking in automobile spots in the districts of Sanchong, Tucheng, Zhonghe and 11 other districts as well as bicycle parking spots around MRT stations, train stations and other public transportation areas.[55] OtherIn April 2017 during its trial period, several instances of parking violations in Taipei; The Taipei City Government Transportation Department required oBike to reach an agreement with the city before continuing operations.[56] In May 2017, in the county of Taitung, the Taitung Police Department discovered many people parking illegally;[57] in the county of Hualien, oBike bicycles were parked on the sidewalk in front of the Yuli Train Station, inciting complaints from the public;[58] in the city of Tainan, the government made oBike undergo an audit before continuing operations;[59] in the county of Yilian, oBike bicycles were parked on pedestrian walkways and in automobile parking spots. Jiang Congyuan, the mayor of Yilian, stated that if the company does not control this, they will begin confiscating the bicycles.[60] On May 31, the city of Yilian confiscated 34 illegally parked bicycles.[61] United KingdomIn Hammersmith and Fulham the local authority placed obstruction notices on some oBikes parked on the public highway or "littering" the city.[62][63] AustraliaAfter oBike has announced it ceased operations in Melbourne, there were reports of lots of users being unable to get their deposits back, or having their deposits unwittingly converted to VIP subscriptions. Furthermore, the app was redesigned to prevent people from requesting refunds. [64][65] MalaysiaIn March 2019, the Kuala Lumpur City Hall authorities announced a strict ultimatum for the oBike company owners to claim the thousands of abandoned oBike bicycles by mid-April that is currently piled up in a depot or otherwise be destroyed or turned to scrap. It is believed that the oBike Malaysia company has shut down its operations; and are uncontactable by the media or authorities. Complaints include that the bikes were not sturdy, poorly maintained and had no parking facilities. Bikes collected by the authorities were found in every nook and cranny of the city including the river, back alleys and clogging drains. [66] See also
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