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MYBYK Making Cities Liveable again by providing active & sustainable micro-mobility solutions across India
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MYBYK, Making Cities Liveable again by providing active & sustainable micro-mobility solutions across India

MYBYK is India’s oldest, largest, and fastest-growing public bike sharing service. The government’s push for public transportation and the growing strain on infrastructure have shown again how important it is to find ways to connect the first mile and the last mile. MYBYK wants to “Make Cities Liveable Again” by giving people in cities green, healthy, and affordable ways to move around.

It has partnered with local authorities like Ahmedabd BRTS, Ahmedabad Smart City, Mumbai Metro, Nagpur Metro, Pune Metro, Indore BRTS and Kochi Metro to provide feeder bike service to the commuters. It has also gained the trust of giants like Reliance, Adani, Tata Chemicals, ISRO, etc., to provide bike-on-rent services to their local staff members. Even the students of IIT Bombay and IIM Ahmedabad, use its services within and outside the campus.

MYBYK is currently present in Ahmedabad, Mumbai, Kochi, Pune, Indore, Udaipur, and Valsad with over 1000+ MYBYK hubs and 10000+ cycles.

On average, about 50,000 users avail themselves of the service every month. MYBYK plans to meet all of these needs, from getting to work to staying healthy and having fun.

MYBYK plans to expand its services to the top 50 cities in India and serve more than 5 million customers each month. This will save a lot of carbon and make it easier for people to get around. MYBYK also wants to add electric bicycles (pedal assist), which would create a new category of lifestyle two-wheelers that can be used for longer commutes without stopping.

More information can be accessed at https://www.mybyk.in/

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