The dockless system allows Ofo and its riders to disperse the bikes anywhere in the city. That gives the entirety of Camden immediate access.
Camden’s bike share program – organized by the Cooper’s Ferry Partnership and the Alan Voorhees Transportation Center at Rutgers University – will operate as a pilot program through September.
“I think all eyes are on this program,” Ofo spokesman Jordan Levine said. “But I think the conditions are there for it to be a great success.”
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