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  Vienna has a lengthy history of operating a bicycle sharing system (BSS). One of the world's earliest ICT-based urban bicycle sharing systems is Citybike in Vienna. It has been in use since 2013. Users check in and out at fixed stations using a touch panel terminal that accepts debit and credit cards. It is operated by the advertising agency Gewista (a subsidiary of JCDecaux) and is the forerunner of the well-known Vélo'v in Lyon and Vélib' in Paris, both of which use the same concept. Citybike Wien operates 116 stations with 1500 bicycles until 2020. Citybike Wien has 513,820 registered users by the end of 2020. India Bike Sharing Market Report Scope and Research Methodology: The research serves as a strategic planning reference for organisations, and it contains India Bike Sharing  market supply, trends, share, and recent changes. The study aids in the analysis of major players, pricing, and revenue, as well as India Bike Sharing  industry sales channels, distributors,

  Cycling, a sustainable, healthy, and cost-effective mode of transportation, has regained popularity during pandemics due to the distance cars and buses must travel from the road. During the UK blockade, the cycle-to-work scheme increased rescuer bicycle orders by 200%. According to the Association of All Indian Cycle Manufacturers, the bicycle industry in India is expected to grow by 15-20% by 2020, up from 5-7% last year. It is critical to keep the cycling momentum going as traffic in Indian cities approaches pre-pandemic levels. Cities are actively planning infrastructure to encourage non-motorized transportation between commuters, such as walking and cycling. Consider implementing a public bicycle sharing (PBS) scheme in cities. India Bike Sharing Market Report Scope and Research Methodology The report provides a comprehensive analysis of the India Bike Sharing market size, growth, supply, demand, share, innovations, and recent developments, and key stakeholders