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There can be good reasons not to own a private cargo bike: costs, space and only<br />
occasional transport needs. This is why cargo bike sharing makes sense. If well<br />
organized and comfortable to use, sharing systems offer a low-threshold access to<br />
cargo bikes, they will attract new user groups and increase the general popularity of<br />
cargo bikes. And compared to a buyer‘s premium, sharing systems are the more socially<br />
inclusive form of promoting cargo bikes – ideally, both should go hand in hand.<br />
Arne Behrensen<br />
<strong>Cargo</strong> bike sharing system<br />
in aspern Seestadt<br />
In October 2015 the world’s first fully-automatic cargo bike sharing system premiered in<br />
aspern Seestadt – one of Europe‘s largest urban development projects. Four cargo bikes are<br />
part of SeestadtFLOTTE which offers sustainable mobility options for residents.<br />
They can be hired 24/7 direct from terminals using the SeestadtCard,<br />
which allows fuss-free, straightforward booking of all mobility options.<br />
The cargo bikes are highly popular to transport kids and shopping with<br />
over 2,700 rides last year. SeestadtFLOTTE introduced cargo bikes<br />
to people who would not have had the possibility to use them.<br />
Contact:<br />
Lukas Lang<br />
Projektmanager Planung<br />
Wien 3420<br />
Aspern Development AG<br />
Seestadtstraße 27/13<br />
A 1220 Wien<br />
T: +43 1 774 02 74-38<br />
F: +43 1 774 02 74-99<br />
M: +43 664 12 78 502<br />
E: l.lang@wien3420.at www.wien3420.at<br />
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