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from 9 October 2015 until its ten-year term ended on 30 September 2025
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from 9 October 2015 until its ten-year term ended on 30 September 2025
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It opened with 600 bikes at 24 stations
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by late 2020 it had about 4,400, roughly 3,200 of them in the city and 1,200 in the surrounding districts
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at around 300 stations reaching the Munich and Starnberg districts and Poing
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the operation was nextbike's under a contract — and when that contract ran out, the successor had to be procured in the open
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By November 2020 the system had passed two million rentals, with up to 7,000 a day, an average hire of 15 to 20 minutes and its busiest stations at Münchner Freiheit and the two big universities
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125 further stations were being planned with the city and the Landkreis sharing the cost
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in a motion of 21 August 2025 the CSU and Freie Wähler group on the city council asked the mobility department to stop the successor system outright, putting its cost at up to 6.7 million euros a year against private operators in Munich that take no public money
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the replacement did not open until 7 May 2026: a losing bidder challenged the award, first in a review procedure and then before the BayObLG, and the city gives that as the reason there could be no seamless handover
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What eventually opened was not MVG's system rebuilt but a regional one, run by nextbike for Munich and 36 neighbouring municipalities
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src-af8fb8c9fa4987dbCommunity reference work: launch on 9 October 2015 with 600 bikes at 24 stations, later around 4,500 bikes at 300 stations across Munich and the districts of Munich and Starnberg and Poing, bikes weighing 23.4 kg, the nextbike GmbH operating contract expiring in 2025, and the council motion to scrap the successor.
src-c24cb5afd27da6edRegional press on the two-millionth rental: 4,400 bikes in total, about 3,200 in the city and 1,200 in the surrounding area, 125 further stations being planned with the city and the Landkreis sharing the cost, up to 7,000 rentals a day, average hire 15 to 20 minutes, busiest stations Münchner Freiheit, the university and TU München.
src-cf669567d273775fCity of Munich mobility department: MVG Rad reached the planned end of its ten-year term on 30 September 2025, and the handover to MyRadl could not be seamless because a losing bidder brought a review procedure and then a complaint before the BayObLG.
src-01dd8f0f3a26e40bMVV advisory: MyRadl opens 7 May 2026 across Munich and 36 surrounding towns and municipalities, operated by nextbike after a Europe-wide tender.
src-25c575f2b60913d1The city's official bulletin of 21 August 2025 lists the motion 'Haushalt konsolidieren – Nachfolge MVG Rad stoppen' from members of the CSU with FREIE WÄHLER council group.
src-1a2db58c0ce93625Text of the motion as published by the council group: it asks the mobility department to stop the introduction of a successor system, citing a projected cost of up to 6.7 million euros a year (council paper 20-26/V 10861) and private providers in Munich that manage without public funds.