Bicycle-sharing system

Banovci – Slovenians are increasingly embracing bike share schemes, which have so far been mostly available in cities. Now, the popular rental service is expanding to the rural Prlekija region in the north-east of the country as part of the project Bike Chain in the Countryside. Both regular and e-bikes will be available.

Ljubljana – An increasing number of people are using Ljubljana’s bicycle self system. On average, each bike is rented eight times a day, show data released by the city.

In 2021 the number of Bicikelj users went up by 26.8% compared to the year before, to 235,334, of which 63,823 were active.

There are currently 253,933 registered users and 55,061 active users.

Ljubljana – Import of bicycles in 2021 totalled some 82,600 bicycles, up by around 17,000 bicycles or a fifth compared to 2011, shows the latest data from the Statistics Office, with electric bikes also gaining in popularity over the last five years.

Ljubljana – The bicycle-sharing scheme BicikeLJ in Ljubljana has been expanded with nine new pick-up locations. An additional 90 bikes have been added to the system, which now features 72 docking stations and 720 bikes and will be further expanded next year.

Residents in the capital will now be able to take an electric bike for rent.

Thus, Sofia will come closer to the other European capitals, where this service is very developed and enjoys enormous interest.

Technopolis City of Athens proposes two bike rides and invites you to see Athens in a different way, using one of the 10 Athens Bikes.

The first pilot bike sharing system of Athens is installed in the Industrial Gas Museum at Technopolis City of Athens and the objective is to offer Athenians and Athens’ visitors the opportunity to discover the city riding a bike!