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Bicycles are becoming increasingly popular forms of transportation in many North American cities. This emergence of bicycle use is contributing to the growth of a new bicycle-based economy. (1) Bicycles are more affordable and sustainable forms of transportation compared to cars, as money spent on gas, insurance, and auto expenses stays in the local community when bicycles are used. (2) The bicycle economy aims to make cities more navigable by human power rather than cars, and provide affordable transportation options that can benefit both communities and local businesses. (3) Investing in bicycles and bicycle infrastructure may be one of the best ways to stimulate local economies and improve neighborhoods during an economic recession.
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Investment Opportunity in Bicycle and Cycle Rickshaw Manufacturing Industry
Investment Opportunity in Bicycle and Cycle Rickshaw Manufacturing Industry. Best Industry for Starting a Business.
Bicycles are one of the world's most popular modes of transportation, with some 800 million bicycles outnumbering cars by two to one. Bicycles are also the most energy-efficient vehicle—a cyclist burns about 35 calories per mile (22 calories per km), while an automobile burns 1,860 calories per mile (1,156 calories per km). Bicycles are used not only for transportation, but for fitness, competition, and touring as well. They come in myriad shapes and styles, including racing bikes, all-terrain bikes, and stationary bicycles, as well as unicycles, tricycles, and tandems.
Bicycles are widely used for transportation, recreation, and sport. Throughout the world, bicycles are essential to moving people and goods in areas where there are few automobiles.
Intensifying traffic congestion issue and elevating fuel prices are foreseen to remain the key factors driving the need for cycling, and raising the demand for bicycles thereby. Growing health concerns among consumers, in addition to surging acceptance of green transportation in an effort to reduce carbon footprint, will play a pivotal role in the growth of global bicycle market in next eight years. Moreover, increasing government support encouraging adoption of bicycles and rapid development of dedicated cycling infrastructure in developed as well as developing economies will reportedly push the sales of bicycles in upcoming years. A growing application base of bicycles in trekking and recreational activities, coupled with a soaring number of cycling events will specifically uplift the demand for sports bicycles in near future.
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The arterial lanes of Kathmandu are good transitional spots that can make it easy to bypass traffic bottlenecks and choking pollution. Best done with the bicycle. What could ‘bicycle cities’ of the world teach Kathmandu to gain this advantage - Arun Khanna
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A vehicle with two wheels in tandem, usually propelled by pedals connected to the rear wheel by a chain, and having handlebars for steering and a saddlelike seat.
A vehicle that provides a scenic and effective form of exercise. A vehicle that does not use fossil fuel and takes up less space than a motor vehicle. A sustainable form of transportation.
Many overweight and out-of-shape people in the US could use a bicycle instead of defending their right to own a large fuel-chugging vehicle and blaming spikes in fuel prices on the Arabs. Obesity in Europe and Asia is much lower than in the US in part because many people travel by bicycle instead of by car.
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Benefits Of Trails
The document discusses the economic benefits of investing in trail systems. It provides evidence from multiple studies that trail systems can:
1) Generate significant annual economic impact through tourism and consumer spending that outweighs the initial construction costs;
2) Create jobs in industries like retail, restaurants, and accommodation that support bicycle tourism; and
3) Help revitalize local economies by attracting new visitors and supporting new businesses along the trails.
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EDISONElectricBikesReportRecovered
This document provides an integrated marketing communications plan for Edison Bikes to sell 50 bikes between May 2016 and May 2017. Key recommendations include: 1) Distributing promotional t-shirts and bracelets at two festivals; 2) Hosting an e-bike workshop at the Atlanta Cycling Festival and Atlanta Streets Alive to demonstrate the bikes; 3) Using digital advertising on Twitter and Google to increase website traffic and brand awareness. The plan aims to increase awareness and trial through experiential marketing while driving people to the website.
CSI Student Design Competition 2012
The document provides information about the 2012 CSI Student Design Competition being held on June 9th in Sacramento, California. The competition challenges students to design a bicycle sharing station and will be held from 8am to 5pm at 622 20th Street. Parking is limited but available. The document provides background information on bicycle sharing programs and statistics on bicycling benefits.
Space for Cycling 2015 - Sheffield
This document outlines a campaign in Sheffield, UK to promote "Space for Cycling" and make the city more bike-friendly. It discusses the origins of the Space for Cycling movement in London and how the campaign has expanded nationally. The campaign aims to get local councilor candidates to pledge support for specific cycling improvements in each of Sheffield's 28 wards. Volunteers are being recruited to help spread awareness of the campaign and Big Ride event in April through activities in their local wards like flyering and social media. The goal is to increase cycling and pressure local politicians and highways officials to prioritize bike infrastructure and safety.
Solar powered transportation for a city in Costa Rica
This proposal outlines a plan to create a solar-powered transportation system for the city of Guapiles, Costa Rica. It would introduce electric vehicles like solar carts and bicycles to reduce pollution and costs. This new system would create jobs in vehicle sales and maintenance while improving health and access to renewable energy. The plan proposes financing the project through a transportation cooperative funded by development banks and crowdfunding. It would also encourage investment in bicycle lanes and solar bus services. The goal is to provide affordable transportation options that lower costs for families and reduce air pollution.
Coast Bike Share Sponsorship Opportunities
Bike share is a region-wide program that allows the public to rent bicycles docked at self-service stations. You can access the bikes with a day pass or annual membership. Pick them up at one station and drop them off at another. Bike share serves both locals and visitors; a fun and healthy way to reach your destination. Bike share complements other forms of public transit and supports local businesses.
Bike share is rolling in 500 cities worldwide with over 500,000 bikes. By the end of next year, 75 cities in North America will have a program, including our region!
Coast Bike Share is Tampa’s community Bike Share Program. Residents and visitors will have access to 300 public bicycles distributed throughout downtown, Ybor City, and Hyde Park. Use the bikes to commute to work, do errands, visit friends, or just for fun!
Bike Share will enhance transportation options by making it possible to quickly access a public bicycle near places of employment, tourist destinations, educational institutions, and transit stops. The program seeks to encourage bicycle usage as an environmentally-friendly and congestion reducing transportation option.
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More and more organisations are now seeing the benefits of becoming a nextbike Business Bike Member.
Our Business Bike package provides all your employees FREE access to our nextbike public bike share scheme, available in 130+ nextbike cities.
What are the benefits to your company? Just to name a few…
Highlights your dedication to CSR, supporting the health and wellbeing of your staff.
Added HR benefits to your staff by offering them an alternative mode of transport to commute to work, to run errands, to have a leisurely cycle on their break, to clear their head or as an activity on their free time.
Illustrates your commitment to the environment, improving the environmental aspects of your business activities and reducing your carbon footprint.
Assists with easing traffic congestion and improving car parking issues.
Cycling means happier and healthier staff, increasing productivity and reducing absenteeism.
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People see the relationship with Earth as a battle between nature and technology that can only have one winner. In reality, the sustainable technologies of tomorrow won’t be in opposition to our planet.See what the future of technology holds at Expo 2017 Astana.
Future of mobility for external author lucio ribeiro
The document discusses several trends impacting the automotive industry, including the shift toward connected, autonomous, shared and electric vehicles. While many predicted personal car ownership would decline with these changes, the number of vehicles has actually increased in major cities. Car sharing services have also struggled, with some folding operations. Electric vehicle adoption remains low at around 1% of new car sales. The future of mobility remains uncertain, with factors like infrastructure, consumer preferences and economic conditions influencing how the industry evolves. The summary discusses trends but notes uncertainty remains around how quickly changes will be adopted.
nextbike BusinessBike
Nextbike is a leading operator of bike sharing systems around the world, with over 40,000 bikes in 23 countries on 4 continents. Their BusinessBike program allows organizations to offer all staff members a free subscription, giving 30 minutes of free bike rental per ride and access to bikes in over 123 cities. The annual membership fee is based on the number of people in the organization and provides marketing and promotional materials to encourage cycling among employees. Research shows cycling to work can result in happier and more productive staff as well as reduced absenteeism.
Wheelie deals Marketing Plan
Wheelie Deals is a wholesale distributor that focuses on closeouts, last year models, and seconds within the retail bicycle industry. Its mission is to create the largest selection of closeout bicycle parts and exceed customer expectations. Goals include increasing repeat customers by 6% per quarter, decreasing customer acquisition costs by 5% per year, and increasing its product catalog by 15% annually. The marketing strategy will create awareness, build a customer base, and promote loyalty through competitive pricing, product availability, and customer service.
Dropbyke - Ultimate Urban Freedom
Our project is a Bike Sharing Platform w/o fixed stations based on Mobile App which allows to rent a bike wherever you need it and drop it wherever you like. It is Car2go for bikes. All functions of the bike share stations are implemented via Dropbyke App.
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- 2. BIKENOMICS In the many North American cities where two-wheeled transportation is taking off, a new bicycle economy is emerging. It’s amazing how much money can stay in your community when it isn’t being pumped into the gas tank, big insurance, and the auto market. Bicycles are of the world’s popular modes of transportation. Bicycles are energy efficient vehicles. They are not only used for transportation but for fitness. Bicycles come in many styles. i.e Racing bikes, track bikes, mountain bikes, stationary, etc…
- 3. Economy Bike associated favorable levels is a great effect for the economy and for businesses. Another form of job transportation. By how, we all know that cycling is good for health, fitness, and cutting road accidents. When you have an image of how to retail a bike shop. You fairly have to have an idea about what the cost will be for a bike? Founders would put a small amount in the business of keeping an online inventory for bikes. They wont show all bikes because they want costumers to come to the store and it will also take a lot of space.
- 4. Continued.. The bicycle economy, unlike its fancier cousin transit- oriented development, is not about new development or raising property values. It’s about bettering our existing communities. It’s about making cities and suburbs that are built on an automotive scale navigable, instead, by human power. It’s about providing the basics to everyone, in their neighborhood, now — and along with that the choice to opt for that $3,000 to $12,000 yearly rebate. There aren’t very many economic scenarios in this country where everyone wins. But if you had to choose one single thing that could pull our neighborhoods, towns, and cities out of this murky pit of a recession, you’d do well to bet on the humble bicycle.