Full Bike-Sharing information on Google Maps, the rollout in 24 cities

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A new feature has been added to Google Maps now. Now users will be able to get information on bike-sharing stations through this app. Also, it will know how many bikes are available at which station. This facility has been introduced in 24 cities globally. The company has written on its blog that for the past year, travelers in New York City are using Google Maps to find bike mapping stations. Also, see how many bikes are actually available at a station. The company is offering this facility in 24 cities in 16 countries.

Learn Full Google Maps Details: In addition to locating bike-stock stations, this feature will also find out how many bikes are available at a station. By using Google Maps, users can also find out which station there is empty space to leave or not. The blog also said, “For this, partnership with Ito World has been shared. In this, a new global bike stock data feed has been made available so that it is possible. “ And also said, ” This is exactly the same way as we show you a map of bus and train on Maps and you can get information about them. Are. This will help you know which bike stations are ready for you. “

These facilities are available in these cities: This facility is available in Barcelona, ​​Berlin, Brussels, Budapest, Chicago, Dublin, Hamburg, Helsinki, Kaohsiung, London, Los Angeles, Lyon, Madrid, Mexico City, Montreal, New Taipei City, New York City, Rio de Janeiro, San Francisco Bay Area, São Paulo, Toronto, Vienna, Warsaw and Zurich have been made available on Android and iOS. Google will soon add the following cities to this list.

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