Jump Bikes has secured $10m in funding to expand its electric bike-sharing service. The company is looking for a new location and says it will be ready by the end of this year. then $0.07 per further minute. Jump Bikes last week received an exclusive permit for 250 bikes in San Francisco.
Jump Bikes has secured $10m in funding to expand its electric bike-sharing service. The bikes don't need to be returned to a specific location, can be unlocked with a smartphone and feature a built-in lock for the end of the ride, all at a cost of $2 for 30 minutes, then $0.07 per further minute. Jump Bikes last week received an exclusive permit for 250 bikes in San Francisco.