GPS-enabled 1,000 cycles with Pedal Assist feature; 100 dockless hubs across Mysuru city Mysuru: The Mysuru city’s popular Public Bicycle Sharing (PBS) system ‘Trin Trin’ will be in its new avatar in 2023 with a GPS-enabled 1,000 cycles and a different operating company. The new cycles will arrive by Jan. 26, the Republic Day. These…
Mysore/Mysuru: Despite being the country’s first to host and successfully implement the Public Bicycle Sharing System (PBSS), Mysuru has missed out on being India’s Top 11 Cycling Pioneers. Interestingly, Bengaluru has figured in the list and is the only city in Karnataka that has been selected. On July 28, the Ministry of Housing and Urban…
Mysuru: In a bid to popularise ‘Trin Trin,’ the Public Bicycle Sharing (PBS) system in city, Green Wheel Drive had organised a bicycle rally here yesterday. The rally with about 70 cyclists, which was flagged off from the Trin Trin Office at Krishnamurthypuram at 6 am, passed through Krishnaraja Boulevard, Hunsur Road, Metropole Hotel Circle,…
52 docking stations to provide 450 bicycles including 30 gear cycles Mysore/Mysuru: ‘Trin Trin,’ the Public Bicycle Sharing (PBS) system, is completing three years today (June 4). The services were withdrawn for the past two-and-a-half-months due to lockdown and has resumed from June 1. Following the Central Government’s order for lockdown relaxation, the District Administration…
The District Administration has also temporarily suspended the services of ‘Trin-Trin Public Bicycle Sharing System’ across the city in the wake of COVID-19 scare. These bicycles were mostly used by students and foreign tourists in city.
The MCC has given permission to the Tourism Department to display its advertisements at the docking stations of Trin Trin Public Bicycle Sharing System. This move will help MCC generate revenue for maintaining the popular project. Raising the issue at the MCC Council meeting, officers said that the Government, which had promised to provide Rs.20…
Following the Mega Cylothon event being held to spread awareness on voting in city, the Public Bicycle Sharing System ‘Trin Trin’ will be stopped on Apr.10 and 11, according to Mahesh, Assistant Commissioner, MCC Zone 7.
Mysuru: Public Bicycle Sharing (PBS) system ‘Trin Trin,’ introduced 18 months ago has become popular in city with 11,000 people becoming members and covering 11 lakh kilometre distance so far with about 1,200 people using the facility daily. About 40% of school and college students are using the cycles as a mode of transport thereby…
Apollo BGS Hospitals, in association with TRIN TRIN Public Bicycle Sharing System of Mysuru City Corporation (MCC), had organised a Cyclothon to commemorate World Heart Day-2018. Dr. A.S. Subramanyeswara Rao, City Police Commissioner, Mysuru; Nagaraj, Chief Health Officer, MCC; N.G. Bharateesha Reddy, Vice-President, Apollo BGS Hospitals; Dr. S. Ravishankar and Dr. H.P. Guruprasad, Sr. Cardiologist,…
Mysuru: After the successful launch of the first public bicycle sharing system in the country, on June 4, 2017, the District Administration and Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) have decided to make changes in the usage fees and membership plan, which will come into effect from Feb.1. According to the revised usage fee tariff, unlimited free…
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