The first sharing positions have been established already. DecoBike, which is located in Florida, is in charge of the ongoing project.
David Silverman, a senior executive at DecoBike, has explained that the initiative will be rolled out in a series of phases. To make sure that the local public is aware of the opportunities available, brochure printers in Temecula could be used.
The plan is that technology will be employed to alert the public to the availability of bicycles. However, the relevant mobile app does not appear to be quite ready as yet.
Mr. Silverman has told KPBS Television that the policy is meant to enable short urban trips. He said:
“We think it's great for quick trips from Point A to Point B, that people don't want to take their car or don't want to use their bike so they don't have to worry about locking it up.”
Visitors to San Diego may be particularly pleased by the fact that membership is not required in order to travel on the bicycles. However, individuals who do sign up as members of the scheme for a few months will be able to secure an especially affordable deal going forward.
There are different payment methods for various categories of user. Members will be given key pod bicycle access, while other people can utilize their credit cards.