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Learning from Cities— The 2nd Guangzhou International Award for Urban Innovation

China

□ Hangzhou and the West Lake integrate in harmony

/ Hangzhou / Urban Public Bicycle Sharing Program With 80 percent of residents and

system. Run by the newly-formed

commuters identifying a serious traffic

Hangzhou Public Bicycle Development

problem in the city, Hangzhou launched

Company, it represents a model of

China ' s first public bicycle project.

government-led enterprise, claimed to be

Serving some 280,000 passengers

the world’s largest bike-sharing program

daily, the system (free for the first hour)

that doesn’t require government funding

complements the city’s extensive bus

beyond initial capital. Beyond fees on


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