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Aya Lin · · 1 min readIn brief: Singapore bike-sharing firm Moov applies to expand fleet
- Bike-sharing firm Moov Mobility has applied for a full license in Land Transport Authority’s (LTA) latest bike-sharing license application cycle as it looks to expand its fleet, The Straits Times reported.
- Moov currently operates 1,000 bikes in the western part of the city-state, in places such as Boon Lay and Pioneer.
- The LTA did not disclose details about how much Moov intends to expand its fleet by.
- The startup’s local competitors, Anywheel and SG Bike, have licenses to operate 10,000 bikes and 3,000 bikes, respectively.
Editing by Charmaine de Lazo
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