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Sandra Uebelhart and Valerie Fautsch, Switzerland, are checking the availability of bicycles at Zinkensdamm.
published October 28, 2018, in. 5:07 p.m.Update October 28, 2018, in. 5:35 p.m.
– That could be correct. However, they did not provide any real information to their customers. They think I am a bit wrong about them, "said Daniel Helldén.
Today, Wednesday, October 31st, the city borrowings are being withdrawn for the season and there is a high risk that we will not see them again next year.
As My revealed this week, the obtaining of a new loan negotiation agreement has been destroyed and it may take some time before 2020 to get a new deal on the spot.
"Huge answer"
Stockholm City Bikes, which has been managing bike loans for more than a decade, has urged its customers to directly protest to the city council to extend their agreement with the city so that their bikes can ride again. ;next year.
"The response has been huge – in addition to all the emails sent to City Hall, tens of thousands of comments and interactions have been posted on social media," said David Klagsbrun, Clear Channel Communications Manager. owner of City Bikes.
"In addition, many people listened to our customer service and said they did not understand the city's thinking – there are people who use this system every day to get to work.
Good for tourists
Sandra Uebelhart, exchange student and girlfriend Valerie Fautsch think it would be a pity that the loan bikes disappear.
"It's good that you can borrow a bike without needing yours, especially if you're here as a tourist," says Sandra.
"It's no longer just tourists and visitors who ride a bike, they are now part of people's daily lives," says Lovisa Clock, right. The friend Nicki McGlynn agrees. Photo: Anders Göransson
Lovisa Bells and Nicki McGlynn, like Mitt in the Liljeholmen hits, also appreciate the idea of loan bikes.
"It would be sad if they disappeared – in fact, we talked the other day about how good it is to ride a bike," says Nicki.
Risk of injury
However, the agreement with City Bikes has already been extended once because the contract has expired. According to city lawyers, it would not be consistent with the law on public procurement to extend it again.
"We also want a loan cycle system, but that's not about, I have to trust our lawyers and they tell us that we would risk significant financial damage if we extend the agreement," said Daniel Hellden. .
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