Business
Brisbane to scrap CityCycle scheme as rider numbers collapse – Brisbane Times
JCDecaux will continue to take revenue from the advertising schemes while not having to fund the CityCycle program.
The change means JCDecaux will continue to take revenue from the advertising schemes while not having to fund the CityCycle program.
The council has long eyed electric bikes as replacement for the CityCycle scheme, and on Tuesday public and active transport committee chairman Ryan Murphy confirmed the council would go to tender for 2000 e-bikes next year.
The original contract with JCDecaux was controversial, as then-lord mayor Campbell Newman touted it as cost-neutral, with advertising revenue…
-
General17 hours agoActivism under the guise of good intentions
-
Noosa News16 hours agoHow errors, penalties and bad decisions helped New South Wales beat themselves in Origin II
-
Business9 hours agoWhy this speculative ASX stock could rise 100%+
-
Business23 hours ago3 of the best ASX stocks to buy now with $2,500