Savage: Over 40% of LimeBike rides connect directly to mass transit
Andrew Savage · a16z Podcast | All about Bike Sharing · Jan 2, 2019 · at 4:32
Andrew Savage, executive at LimeBike, presents ride location and timing data showing how dockless bikes solve first-and-last-mile connectivity for transit commuters.
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“Our data actually is showing that over 40% of our rides start or stop near a bus or train stop, and so that tells us that we're able to be solving some of those solutions, and I think, in fact, in Dallas, 51% of our rides happen during the evening commute.”
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