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I believe the bike-share is their most profitable division. Would it make sense to spin that off? It has a de facto monopoly in many markets it operates in
by darkwizard42 4y ago
I believe the bike-share is their most profitable division. Would it make sense to spin that off? It has a de facto monopoly in many markets it operates in
- jeffbee 4y agoThat's cool, I am just vaguely concerned about it. They seem to have tacitly abandoned it in the East Bay area.
- shoshoshosho 4y agoThe maintenance for Citibike is also basically nonexistent, many bikes that feel like peddling through mud
- darkwizard42 4y agoHuh, I feel the opposite. Feels like more and more I get the "next-gen" e-bikes in Manhattan. The older gen e-bikes do feel like they are on their last legs.
- darkwizard42 4y agoFrom my past time at Lyft, there was a much larger loss and theft issue with East Bay's bikes. Not sure if they figured that out. Used to hear about bikes regularly being pulled out of Lake Merritt.
- janeerie 4y agoThe one specific person I saw that was laid off today was in their bike-share division, so it apparently is involved in the layoffs.