Velib - pay attention, Mr Livingstone
Vélib is one of the best ideas I've heard of in some time. Attention please, Mr Livingstone. Using the equivalent of an Oyster card, you can hire a bike from an automated station around the city and return it to any other station. The first thirty minutes are free.More information from BBC News and Vélib. The only problem is that I can't ride a bike, as I have an unfortunate tendency to fall off.
xD.
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