“It was still time... I preferred to invest rather than wait.
But if it can encourage some to take the plunge, so much the better.
» Maxime is one of the La Défense users who now travel by bike.
Before long, there should be even more of them: in less than a year and a half, Vélib' Métropole will finally serve the largest business district in Europe.
No question of doing things by halves.
The system must be up to the challenge and the site in question, so no less than 1,200 terminals will be installed there.
They will be distributed over a network of around thirty stations covering the entire district.
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In charge, the Métropole du Grand Paris, the Vélib' Métropole union and the Paris La Défense establishment.
“While cycling continues to develop, the public bicycle service of the Greater Paris Metropolis will offer a new mobility solution to the tens of thousands of people who use the neighborhood every day,” indicate the three players in the project in a joint press release.
La Défense today has 180,000 employees, 70,000 students, 50,000 residents and tens of thousands of tourists each year.
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