China丨City dwellers shift gear to shared bikes

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"The public bikes are not convenient to ride," wrote Sina Weibo user ExiaHan. "It's complicated to open an account, and sometimes there's no returning site where I visit. Sometimes, if the returning site is full, I have to find a new one. Compared to public bikes, I prefer e-bikes and cars."

But not everyone agrees.

Many elderly people struggle to use smartphones to scan QR codes required to unlock shared bikes. And most shared bikes are deployed in central urban areas, leaving residents in outlying areas without the same level of convenience, according to Shangyou News, a media outlet in Chongqing.

Public bike services in Changshan county, Zhejiang province, and in Daqing's Ranghulu district, Heilongjiang province, ended in April due to aging equipment, The Paper reported.

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