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In a bike-sharing scheme, a station is more than just a docking point: it determines the availability of bikes, the smooth flow of the user’s journey and the operational performance of the network.
With more than 20 years’ experience, 1,000 stations deployed and 30,000 locking points installed, NOVAL Mobility designs and manufactures stations with docking points for conventional and electric bikes in France. From the initial specification phase through to mass production, we support operators in developing a solution tailored to the requirements of each city.
Based on the design provided by the operator, NOVAL’s engineers design and manufacture a station tailored to each project: dock geometry, equipment integration, finishes and visual identity.
The choice of station does not dictate the choice of fleet. Thanks to its open system, it can communicate with different types of bicycles. The operator is therefore free to select the model and supplier best suited to their offering, and to adapt their fleet over the course of the contract.
From design through to manufacture in France, NOVAL transforms your concept into a distinctive infrastructure, designed to meet the requirements of your tender.
At every journey, the station guides users through the process of finding, collecting and then returning their bike with ease. At the same time, the operator maintains a clear overview of its fleet and can monitor the day-to-day running of the service. This constant communication between the bikes, the stations and the management system simplifies the experience for everyone.
A solution designed with the realities on the ground in mind
For over 20 years, NOVAL has been supporting shared mobility operators with their projects. Individual bike locks, designs suited to public spaces and French manufacturing all help to ensure the service remains available in the long term.
NOVAL therefore offers operators comprehensive industrial support, from responding to tenders right through to network roll-out.
