Created by the Syndicat Mixte des Transports en Commun de l'Agglomération Clermontoise in 2013, Clermont Auvergne Métropole's C.vélo program now has 680 bicycles in 57 stations! Since September 2021, the C.vélo system has been managed by Inurba Mobility, the leading Spanish operator in Europe for the management of public bike-sharing systems.
57
stations
680
bikes
800,000+
trips
16,500
rebalancing operations
2022 is the beginning of the partnership
between Inurba Mobility and Qucit!
In 2022, the partnership between Inurba Mobility and Qucit begins with more than 16,000 rebalancing and bike collection operations performed by Inurba Mobility teams on Qucit Bike!
The year 2022 also saw 28,000 different users renting the 680 bikes available in the 57 stations. That's more than 800,000 journeys made!
Solution
An intuitive software based on Artificial Intelligence
Since January 2022, Inurba Mobility has used the Qucit Bike software stack to improve its operational efficiency. Qucit Bike consists of:
An intuitive mobile application for rebalancers that optimizes routes and tasks to be performed in real time;
A dashboard for the Operations Manager that allows them to track key productivity indicators, key system performance metrics and simplify the management of field agents.
Fabrice Villeger
Operations Manager C.vélo system
"The objective in working with a tool like Qucit Bike was to increase the availability of our stations with bikes available on the C.vélo system. This has now been achieved, thanks in particular to an improvement in our rebalancing operations in the field.
Qucit Bike is a tool that was easily taken on board by the operators in the field, allowing them to combine their knowledge of the terrain with the automatic recommendations of the application. As the tool is very intuitive, training during the implementation of the software is very quick, which allows for use in the field within a few days.
The tool allows us, in addition to predictive rebalancing, to collect our bikes in the field and bring them back to the warehouse, efficiently with fewer kilometres driven by our teams."
