Question

In NYC, Hoboken, and Jersey City, there are bike racks everywhere. They are a common method of travel for commuters, and they really make the cities accessible to someone who does not own a car or bicycle. What are some benefits that you see with this program? Are there any drawbacks? What, if anything, would you do to improve the ways that these bikes are shared in the community?

Answer 1

According to me it's a good initiative . It helps the population to reach their destination even if they don't have their own vehicle . In this the commuters are able to work far which becomes easy for them by the provision of bikes by the government . Initiative will bring out the positive rests if it's maintained properly .As these bikes will be used by different people some use it cautiously while some use it roughly because it's not their own ,here comes the challenge that how its functionality would be maintained . To cope up with this original ID's of those who use these bikes should be taken by the authorized manger of these bikes and should be given once it's returned back by them . Another option is to charge security fees which will be refundable on returning of these bikes after usage .