Bye-cycle: No More ofo Rides In S’pore As LTA Cancels Its Bike-Sharing Licence
Chinese bike-sharing firm, ofo, will not longer be allowed to operate in Singapore as the Land Transport Authority (LTA) has cancelled its licence.
Ofo S’pore Users Continue To Be Wrongly Charged Even After Firm’s License Is Suspended
ofo Singapore users have reported unauthorised charges, including multiple charges to their cards, paying for passes they didn't buy, and 'unendable' trips.
LTA Suspends Ofo’s License – Orders Removal Of All Bikes By 13 March Or Risk Termination
Ofo's coming close to the end of its road, as it could face termination if it fails to remove all bikes in public places by 13 March.
Ofo Sacks Operations Team In S’pore Without Notice Or Compensation – Still Owes Vendors Over $700K
Ofo did not provide any reason for the termination, nor were the affected employees offered a one-month compensation they were due to receive.
ofo, Not Again? Bike-Sharing Firm Mysteriously Vacates S’pore Office, Said To Owe Vendors Over $700k
According to a report, ofo Singapore owes over S$700,000 in unpaid services to vendors. Former and current employees have also yet to be paid for claims.
LTA Penalises Ofo For Having Too Many Bikes – Its Fleet Has Over 15,000 Bikes In Excess
One of 6 bike-sharing firms with a license to operate in Singapore, ofo is the only one to be penalised for missing the deadline to "right-size" its fleet.
Ofo Raises Bike-Sharing Prices By Up To 3x Due To LTA Licensing Fees: Rides Under 15 Mins Now Cost $1
Under LTA's new licensing framework, bike-sharing operators have to pay $60 for every bicycle deployed, on top of a $1,500 application fee.
ofo Awarded LTA Bike Sharing License, But “Disappointed” They Can Only Operate Smaller Fleet Of 25,000 Bikes
Today, ofo announced that it has been awarded a full bike sharing license by the Land Transport Authority to operate a fleet of 25,000 bikes here.
An Exclusive Insider Account On Why ofo Left M’sia And So Many Other Markets
A person with insider knowledge regarding ofo's operations approached us to provide some details regarding their closure in so many markets.
Bike-Sharing Firm Ofo Facing Cashflow Issues – Rumoured To Be Acquired By Didi For US$3 Billion
Didi restarted the acquisition talk earlier this month, and it is reportedly coming back with a lower price for every negotiation.
Ofo Singapore Users Complain Of Unauthorised Transactions – One Was Charged $100 “For No Reason”
On both online forum Reddit and ofo's Facebook page, users have posted complaints of errant charges found in their bank accounts.
Only 5 Out Of 8 Bike-Sharing Firms Remain In S’pore – How Many Will Finish The Race?
Out of the remaining 5 bike-sharing operators, Anywheel, Mobike, ofo and SG Bike have submitted their applications to LTA to obtain their two-year license.