Mobike, Ofo leaving Washington D.C
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Source:China Plus
Mobike and Ofo, China’s two largest bike-sharing companies are leaving Washington D.C, less than a year after they entered the D.C. market.
Both companies blamed the city’s bike cap as the reason they are leaving. D.C. allows each company to operate a maximum of 400 bikes or scooters. Ofo and Mobike said they haven’t got the desired density for their bikes.
But this is not the end of the bike-sharing services in the city. Several other players remain in the District. And the city is set to lay out new rules this month for dockless bikes and scooters.
Web Editor:MXJ
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