vel'OH bike sharing: how it works
Grab a bike at a station, pedal, drop it somewhere else: the principle and the smart moves.
The capital's bike-sharing scheme lets you pick up a bike at a station, ride, then return it at any other station. It's ideal for short trips where walking would take too long and waiting for the bus would be too slow.
Before your first ride
Spot the stations on the map, check there are bikes at the start and free docks at the end. Part of the fleet is electrically assisted, which helps a lot in such a hilly city. Adjust the saddle to your height before setting off.
Luxembourg is hilly, so don't overestimate yourself on the climbs if you take a bike without assistance. Nothing stops you docking at an intermediate station and finishing on foot.
Always think safety: a properly returned bike is one locked into the dock until it clicks. Otherwise it might still count as borrowed.
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