Anywheel CEO on fighting the big boys to be the surviving bicycle-sharing player in S'pore
Anywheel CEO on fighting the big boys to be the surviving bicycle-sharing player in S’pore Zafirah Salim © Provided by Vulcan Post Anywheel CEO on fighting the big boys to be the surviving bicycle-sharing player in S'pore When Htay Aung studied in Australia back in 2012, his primary mode of transport was public transport. He relied on it heavily for a good two years before getting his own car. “However, like most urban cities worldwide, Australian public transport is proven to be inefficient and expensive,” he lamented. The distance between his hostel and university...
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