
Why business campuses like Ülemiste City choose smart bike parking
Ülemiste City in Tallinn built a campus-wide smart bike parking network. Riders rate it 4.89 out of 5, and no bike has been reported stolen from a station.

In August 2020 Bikeep and Radisson Hotel Group opened the first Bikeep e-scooter rental station, in front of Park Inn by Radisson Meriton Conference & Spa Hotel in Tallinn. Hotel guests could rent a charged e-scooter right at the door and explore the city on their own schedule.
The station held five e-scooters in Bikeep docks. Each dock kept its scooter locked and charging until a guest rented it with the Bikeep app. When the ride was over, the guest returned the scooter to the dock, where it locked and charged again for the next rider.
By 2020 free-floating e-scooters were already cluttering pavements in many cities. A dock-based rental station gave the hotel the convenience of scooters without the mess.
For the hotel, the station was a visible extra that set it apart and supported greener travel. For guests, it was an easy way to see Tallinn's Old Town, the waterfront and the city centre without a taxi.
The launch drew wide attention in Estonia. Tallinn TV tried the scooters out on camera, and Delfi wrote about the new rental concept.
Today Bikeep offers dock-based e-scooter parking and charging for hotels, offices and cities.

Ülemiste City in Tallinn built a campus-wide smart bike parking network. Riders rate it 4.89 out of 5, and no bike has been reported stolen from a station.

Live! Casino & Hotel Philadelphia gave its team 20 Bikeep charging docks for bikes and e-scooters at the staff entrance. Riders have parked nearly 9,000 times.

The City of Tallinn added ten free Bikeep stations for bikes and e-scooters in the centre. Riders unlock them with the app or their Ühiskaart transit card.