TFL Bikeshare Network Concept by Gabriel Wartofsky

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Designer Gabriel Wartofsky presented the TFL Bikeshare network concept that comprises of a foldable e-bike that can be rode from the home and deposited to modular mobile hub, and board a bus. It has been designed to be folded quickly and intuitively by the user and deposit it into the storage modules after arriving to a transit hub. RFID technology has been utilized to charge the users on their Oystercard according to the amount of E-bike rental time.

When docked, E-bikes act as hub seating and get charged for the next renter. Transit hubs optimize the traveler’s transitional experience between renting bike schedule called Bikeshare and boarding on a bus. The hubs provide real time transit schedule by allowing access to the Bikeshare.

The Ionic modular design provides the concept with distinctive architectural identifiers all through the cityspace, increasing both the desirability and visibility of city public transit. During the time passengers board on a bus, its ultracapacitors get charged until next stop via a small arm extended from the hub.

The busses collect and disperse E-bikes according to demand, effectively diminishing the need of third party distributors. The electrical modular buses aim to optimize the needs of next generation commuters by providing ultimate convenience for public transit. The specialized interior space addresses the diverse needs of passengers.

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