Singapore-based bike sharing operator oBike has launched a new delivery service in the country. The company said it will launch its first bike-share system on June 1 and plans to expand into other cities across Singapore by mid-July. The maximum weight of packages is 10kg, and charges start at $10 for destinations up to 5km away, with prices increasing per kilometre thereafter, and a higher rate for night-time deliveries. Users of the oBike service can access the new service through the existing app, with delivery personnel bidding to accept jobs in a similar way to mobile ride-hailing services.
Singapore-based bike sharing operator oBike has launched a new delivery service in the country. Marketed as "oBike Flash", it promises to deliver items within two hours to anywhere in Singapore. The maximum weight of packages is 10kg, and charges start at $10 for destinations up to 5km away, with prices increasing per kilometre thereafter, and a higher rate for night-time deliveries. Users of the oBike service can access the new service through the existing app, with delivery personnel bidding to accept jobs in a similar way to mobile ride-hailing services.