Bike-sharing start-up Lime has launched its first UK location in Milton Keynes, with more UK cities set to follow within weeks. The company is now offering a free bike share service for the public at locations including the University of Cambridge, Oxford and London Heathrow Airport. In its announcement, Lime said it “will be working closely with city leaders and stakeholders to ensure the fair and respectful distribution of the service across the area.” San Francisco-based Lime reached 11.5 million rides after just 14 months of operations. The company plans to add a further 50 cities by the end of the year, adding to the 100 locations it currently operates in across the US and Europe.
Bike-sharing start-up Lime has launched its first UK location in Milton Keynes, with more UK cities set to follow within weeks. The company is now offering a free bike share service for the public at locations including the University of Cambridge, Oxford and London Heathrow Airport. San Francisco-based Lime reached 11.5 million rides after just 14 months of operations. The company plans to add a further 50 cities by the end of the year, adding to the 100 locations it currently operates in across the US and Europe.