Shared Mobility 'JiBike' Launches Police Station Patrol Promotion

[Asia Economy Reporter Buaeri] Personal mobility company G-Bike has launched a 'Flexible Patrol Service' in collaboration with Yeonsu Police Station in Incheon.

According to G-Bike on the 4th, they signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Yeonsu Police Station on the 30th of last month to expand flexible patrols.

The 'Community-Centered Flexible Patrol' promoted by the National Police Agency is a system where residents can request patrols in desired locations, and the police analyze patrol request areas and high-report areas to conduct patrols accordingly.

Through this MOU, printed materials guiding flexible patrols and a patrol request QR code will be attached to the shared electric scooter 'G-Scooter.'

Users can access the patrol request system when they discover areas with security concerns and submit patrol requests.

G-Bike launched the shared personal mobility service 'G-Scooter' in January 2019 and currently provides services in 25 regions nationwide, including Songdo, Incheon.

Yoon Jong-su, CEO of G-Bike, said, "Micro-mobility sharing services are realizing convenience in transportation by providing means of mobility," adding, "Starting with this MOU, we will do our best to contribute not only to transportation convenience but also to maintaining safe public security."

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