CARDIFF, UK. January 20 2022. Member of the public on an OVO bike as the scheme returned to Cardiff after a two month suspension. The bikes were removed from Cardiff's streets in November after 300 were stolen and 260 were vandalised. The scheme's operator, Nextbike, says they will initially return with 400 bikes with a focus on the most-used stations with plans to add more bikes over the next two months. ©Reece H-strati
Words and picture by Reece Harrison-Strati
The OVO bike scheme returned to Cardiff after a two month suspension. The bikes were removed from Cardiff’s streets in November after 300 were stolen and 260 were vandalised. The scheme’s operator, Nextbike, says they will initially return with 400 bikes with a focus on the most-used stations with plans to add more bikes over the next two months taking the fleet up to 900.
