Who owns Dublinbikes?

JCDecaux
Dublinbikes (styled “dublinbikes”) is a public bicycle rental scheme which has operated in the city of Dublin since 2009. At its launch, the scheme, which is sponsored by JCDecaux, used 450 French-made unisex bicycles with 40 stations….Dublinbikes.

How many times a year do people use the bike sharing scheme in Dublin?

The Future The scheme’s 550 bikes are used on average 5,000 – 7,000 times a day Monday to Friday, with 95% of all journeys being less than 30 minutes and not incurring a rental fee.

Does Leap card work on Dublin bikes?

You can associate a TFI Leap Card so that it can be used with NOW dublinbikes, enabling new and existing NOW dublinbikes members to use the services with just one smart card – their TFI Leap Card.

How do you unlock the Dublin bike?

To release the bike, insert the key and turn gently clockwise. This will release the cable lock and you can place it back in the basket. Ensure you avoid uncontrolled recoil by keeping a hand on the cable lock pin at all times when locking and unlocking the security cable lock.

Can I bring my bicycle on the bus?

Am I allowed to bring non-foldable PMDs or bicycles on board public transport? Yes, these devices are allowed on board trains and buses as long as they do not exceed the allowable size dimensions of 120cm by 70cm by 40cm, and do not cause any inconvenience to other commuters.

Can I take my bike on the Luas?

Folded bicycles, in their protective carry case or bag, are carried free of charge on Luas trams. Passengers with folded bicycles must not obstruct aisles. Passengers with folded bicycles must stay with their folded bicycle at all times. Folded bicycles are carried at your own risk.

Do cyclists have to wear helmets in Ireland?

You are not legally obliged to wear a helmet or hi-visibility clothing while cycling in Ireland. But the Road Safety Authority of Ireland recommends cyclists wear both for safety.

Where are the Dublin Bikes stations?

Dublin Bikes stations are distributed throughout Central Dublin. Located very near to each other, every station has a minimum of 15 stands, making it easy to use the service. You can view a full map of the bike stations here. The three day ticket costs €5 and gives you unlimited access to Dublin bikes for 3 days.

How much does a Dublin Bikes ticket cost?

The three day ticket costs €5 and gives you unlimited access to Dublin bikes for 3 days. It’s ideal for people who are visiting the city. You can purchase three-day tickets from Dublin Bikes stations that feature a credit card terminal.

How do I rent a bike in Dublin?

If you’d like to rent a bike in Dublin, you can do so easily using the ‘Dublin Bikes’ scheme, which is run by Dublin City Council, sponsored by Just Eat. This is a self-service bike rental system open to everyone from 14 years of age. It enables you to travel through the city centre, commute between home and work and get out and about in Dublin.