Qucit Bike References — Qucit
Find out how our Qucit Bike solution is already supporting more than 30 systems around the world on a daily basis!
EMVSA - A Coruña
Launched by La Coruña City Council and managed by EMVSA (Municipal Company for Housing, Services and Activities), Bicicoruña is a key player in sustainable mobility in this port city in northwest Spain. Founded in 2005, EMVSA is a public company responsible for improving residents' quality of life by building and managing parking lots, sports centers and the Bicicoruña bike-sharing service.
Since July 2024, the BICICORUÑA team has been using Qucit Bike on a daily basis in the field to carry out rebalancing, collection, and bike maintenance tasks.
« A useful tool for improving the efficiency of your resources, with a positive impact on the user experience. » — Benito Touriño Soto, Technical Manager at EMVSA
Pedal Movement - Long Beach
The Long Beach Bike Share network is operated by Pedal Movement, an American company which, in addition to operating the Long Beach Bike Share system, also offers consulting services, educational programs and custom-designed off-grid mobility hubs. Since March 2023, the Pedal Movement team has been using Qucit Bike on a daily basis to optimize its rebalancing, collection and battery swap operations for its bikes in the field.
« The implementation of Qucit has delivered tangible benefits in both productivity and communication efficiency. By automating routine tasks and streamlining workflows, employees are able to focus on higher-value activities. » — General Manager of Bikeshare Operations
Bicycle Transit Systems - Philadelphie
The Indego network is operated by Bicycle Transit Systems, an American company that pioneered bike-sharing in the United States. Today, the company has over 100 employees operating three major systems: Los Angeles Metro Bike Share, Philadelphia’s Indego, and Las Vegas’ RTC Bike Share.
Since May 2024, Qucit has been assisting the Bicycle Transit Systems teams in their field operations to ensure the best possible experience for all bike-sharing enthusiasts.
« With a rapidly growing system, we needed to find ways to be more efficient with our field operations... Qucit allowed us to do this by replacing our traditional dispatch function. » — Nate Bowman-Johnston, General Manager Bicycle Transit Systems
Sagulpa - Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
The Sítycleta bike-sharing system has been operated since 2018 by Sagulpa, the Municipal Parking Company of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. In the last 4 years, the bikes have been used more than 870,000 times. In July 2022, the partnership between Sagulpa and Qucit began with more than 13,000 rebalancing operations performed by Sagulpa's teams on Qucit Bike.
« Before we started working with Qucit, it was difficult to know which stations were going to need urgent rebalancing... » — José Eduardo Ramírez Hermoso, Councillor of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
UTE Pedalem - Barcelone
The Bicing system, managed by UTE Pedalem, is Barcelona's bike-sharing system. In 2021, it is the beginning of the partnership between UTE Pedalem and Qucit with more than 50,000 rebalancing operations performed by UTE Pedalem teams.
« I think Qucit’s strongest point is its capacity to adapt to every city where it is implemented... » — Daniel Vallés Lusilla, Logistics & Fleet Manager at UTE PEDALEM (Bicing)
Inurba Mobility - Clermont
Created by the Syndicat Mixte des Transports en Commun de l'Agglomération Clermontoise in 2013, Clermont Auvergne Métropole's C.vélo program now has 680 bicycles in 57 stations! In 2021, the partnership between Inurba Mobility and Qucit begins with more than 16,000 rebalancing and bike collection operations performed by Inurba Mobility teams.
« The objective in working with a tool like Qucit Bike was to increase the availability of our stations with bikes available on the C.vélo system... » — Fabrice Villeger, Operations Manager at C.vélo
Smovengo - Paris
Created in 2007, Vélib' Métropole is one of the first shared bike services in the world. Since January 2018, Smovengo is the operator of the Vélib' system. In 2021, it is the beginning of the partnership between Smovengo and Qucit with more than 100 000 operations made by Smovengo's teams.
« Qucit Bike allows us to free up time at the control centre by letting the algorithm suggest the best tasks to the agents. » — Mohamed Ali Kari, Head of IS Operations at Smovengo
DecoBike - Miami
Launched in 2011, Citi Bike is the first privately funded bike share program in the United States. In 2021, it is the beginning of the partnership between DecoBike and Qucit with nearly 10,000 operations performed by DecoBike teams.
« We had challenges keeping stations with available bikes and with empty docks... Qucit has help us forecast which stations would require bikes... » — Bonifacio Diaz, DecoBike COO
Tartu City Transport - Tartu
Launched in June 2019, Tartu Smart Bike Share is Estonia's first public bike-sharing system. In 2021, almost 23,000 operations have been performed by the Tartu teams on Qucit Bike!
« The rebalancing itself was much more effective and the controllers who did it began to receive clearer tasks. » — Roman Meeksa, Manager at Tartu Linnatransport
Shift Transit - Bike Share Toronto
Shift Transit has been in charge of the daily operation of the Bike Share Toronto system since 2017. Since then, they sought a technology solution for better task management.
« With the implementation of Qucit Bike, our operations are optimized for vehicle mileage, gas consumption, and labor costs... » — Monica Wejman, General Manager, Bike Share Toronto at Shift Transit
TAM - Vélomagg’
TAM uses Qucit Bike to optimize the restocking of the 55 Velomagg stations. The challenge is to ensure good availability of bikes while optimizing operating costs.
« With Qucit, we obtain a more efficient monitoring of regulators... » — Danny Pinol, Mobility Services Maintenance Manager, TAM
Cykleo Bordeaux - V3
Cykleo has been the operator of Bordeaux Métropole's bike-sharing system since 2010. Cykleo now uses a unique tool for managing its field operations: Qucit Bike Redistribution.
« Thanks to Qucit Bike, we are seeing a significant decrease in the number of regulated bicycles... » — Nicolas Meillan, South-West Operations Manager, Cykleo
Vancouver Bike Share - Mobi by Shaw go
Since its launch in June 2016, Vancouver's public bike system has been operated by Vancouver Bike Share, Inc. The challenge is therefore to ensure good availability of bikes and docks by controlling operating costs.
« With Qucit Bike, we reduce the number of kilometers traveled and ensure that the bikes are taken to where they are needed most. » — Jeremy BRAACX, Director of Operations Vancouver Bike Share Inc, Mobi by Shaw Go