They’re lock-to dockless, which means that JUMP obtains permits from the city that allow for the bikes to be locked to any fixed post on the sidewalk, like a parking meter or a bench.
Read more on Wired here.
They’re lock-to dockless, which means that JUMP obtains permits from the city that allow for the bikes to be locked to any fixed post on the sidewalk, like a parking meter or a bench.
Read more on Wired here.
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