Contract with Charleston Mobility to restart abandoned bike share program
In Plain English
Bolt Mobility abruptly shut down Richmond's electric bike share program in July, leaving 60 dead bikes scattered across the city and 150 more in a warehouse. Charleston Mobility owns the exclusive supplier for these electric bikes and can restart operations quickly. If approved, the city pays up to $345,000 through June 2023 to restore bike rentals for short trips around town.
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