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It opened in June 2014 with eight stations and 80 bikes in the Ciudad Vieja
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It opened in June 2014 with eight stations and 80 bikes in the Ciudad Vieja
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sponsored by Ancap and supported by the tourism ministry
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Riders registered their STM bus card and used it to take a bike from a station; the first half hour was free, and the station screen showed the charge on return
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A year after opening, the city counted 2,672 active users
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In 2017 the city planned to expand it to 20 stations
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in 2019 it published a tender for at least 60 stations and 600 bikes
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The tender received no bids.
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The contractor, Ingenia Soluciones, did not renew its contract, saying the system was obsolete, and removed the stations
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the city closed the scheme and refunded the balances on riders' cards
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Montevideo was left with neither the old system nor a new one
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a registration office that was hard to reach and heavy vandalism
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blamed the empty tender partly on sponsors withdrawing from bike-share after bikes were burned in protests in Santiago de Chile
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src-e5899e4d0ac2d3e9One year after opening: 2,672 active users had ridden more than 262,000 km on 80 bikes, which had to be returned to one of eight stations in the Ciudad Vieja; registration cost 120 pesos and the first half hour was free. The CO2 figure in the article is a city estimate based on car trips the bikes are assumed to replace.
src-0d3eb7300756aaddReports the city's plan to extend Movete from its eight Ciudad Vieja stations to 20 points and double the 100 bikes then available, alongside 20 km of new cycle lanes.
src-c2661f2c25cb910dReports the mobility director, Pablo Inthamoussu, saying the contract with the private operator was about to expire and the city planned to grow Movete from 80 to 1,000 bikes and add a dockless system; bikes were taken out with the STM card.
src-d4f6436c7d589f35Account of Movete's end, from city officials' statements to the departmental council: opened in June 2014 with Ancap sponsorship and tourism-ministry support, eight stations and 80 bikes taken out with the STM card; former officials cited a hard-to-reach registration office and vandalism; the 2019 tender for at least 60 stations and 600 bikes was declared void for lack of bids, partly blamed on sponsors leaving bike-share after bikes were burned in Santiago; the contractor Ingenia Soluciones declined to renew, calling the system obsolete, and removed the stations; the city closed the scheme and refunded card balances; the mobility director said a new tender was planned.
src-e3290b085856691bRetrospective on why Montevideo's shared bikes and e-scooters failed: Movete's 2014 opening, the 2019 tender for at least 60 stations and 600 bikes that received no bids, the removal of bikes and stations, and the e-scooter firms that left by March 2020.