There is an app for everything. A visit to Rotterdam has opened my eyes to the potential of cycling via an app.
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Cycling via an app
I live in the Achterhoek and in terms of new tech people are a bit behind. For example, I can’t order Uber or have my groceries delivered through Gorillas. Even paying via a wearable at the local farmer’s shop can still be surprised.
When I recently spent a few days in Rotterdam, the possibilities were endless. Due to the overwhelming offer on Thuisbezorgd, it is impossible to make a choice and you almost stumble over the shared scooters that you can pick up with an app. But I am most enthusiastic about something very Dutch: the bicycle.
Orange bicycles from Donkey Republic (not sponsored) can be found throughout the city. There are also other bicycle providers in the city, such as Lime Jump and Viamoo, but the offer of the orange donkey was hard to beat in Rotterdam. They are normal bikes that you pick up with an app.
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