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30/10/2026

👉 Voi Technology recorded 2 million rides in its first year running Glasgow’s bike-share scheme, a 639% increase over the previous scheme across comparable months.

29/10/2026

Glasgow’s Voi bikes have clocked up more than two million hires in less than a year 🎉
Over 119k people have used the scheme since its launch in November 2025, travelling a combined 6.3 million km - enough to go to the moon and back eight times. August was the scheme’s busiest month yet, recording over 333k hires, while a new daily record of over 13k hires was set in late September. Usage is now 780% higher than under the previous operator, highlighting the growing popularity of cycle hire in Glasgow. More than 260 hire stations serve the city, with an average of around 900 bikes available each day.
More 👉 glasgow.gov.uk/16107

28/10/2026

Argyle Street Railway Station Voi Parking Location has been relocated.

Due to Argyle Street pedestrian area being turned into a Bus/Taxi Only Road this station has been relocated to outside the back entrance at the St Enoch Centre on Dunlop Street permanently.

Please use this station and do not park outside M&S as parking is no longer permitted here anymore.

21/10/2026

🍂 The winter nights are creeping in! 🌙✨

As the days get shorter and the evenings grow cozier, don't forget that clocks go back 1 hour this Sunday, October 25 at 2:00 AM.

Enjoy your extra hour in bed this weekend, grab a warm drink, and get ready for cozy season! ☕🍁🕯️

20/10/2026

Will you miss Bike for Good Glasgows West End Location?

14 years of bikes, community and good times!

A wee reminder that we're getting ready to say goodbye to our West Hub, and we'd love you to join us for a proper send-off!

📅 Friday 6 November

After 14 incredible years in Glasgow's West End, we're bringing everyone together to celebrate the people, stories and memories that have made our West Hub such a special place.

Come along, share your memories and help us give the West Hub the farewell it deserves. 💚

20/10/2026

Do you want to see more done to tackle illegal e-bikes and e-scooters? 🚲

13/10/2026

Comment Below where you would like to see a Voi Parking Location next ?

We will email all suggestions to Voi Directly

13/10/2026

From Glasgow City Council.

New proposals for Maryhill Road, Bilsland Drive and North Canal Bank Street aim to make it safer and easier to walk, wheel and cycle in the area, while strengthening links to existing and planned active travel routes. Come along to our drop-in event to find out more about the proposals and share your thoughts:
Tuesday 20 October (3.30pm - 7:30pm) at Mackintosh Queen’s Cross Church on Garscube Road.

Full details and link to survey 👇
glasgow.gov.uk/15805

12/10/2026

Glasgow Voi e-bike pass removal branded a ‘disgrace’ by riders

**Glasgow e-bike users have raised concerns over changes to Voi’s monthly subscription options, with regular riders questioning the impact on affordability.**

Glasgow’s Voi e-bike service has come under criticism following the removal of a monthly pass option, with the decision described as a “disgrace” by frustrated users.

The change has sparked concerns among riders who rely on the electric bikes for regular journeys around the city, including commuting and short trips that might otherwise require public transport or a car.

Monthly passes can offer a more predictable way for frequent users to manage their travel costs. Removing a popular subscription option could leave some riders facing higher expenses or having to reconsider how often they use the service.

The controversy comes as Glasgow continues to develop its cycle-hire network. Swedish operator Voi took over the city’s bike-hire scheme in November 2025, replacing the previous Nextbike service and introducing a fleet of electric bikes.

The new scheme was intended to provide a flexible transport option for people travelling around Glasgow, with app-based rentals and different payment options available to users.

However, subscription changes risk undermining that convenience for regular customers if the remaining plans do not meet their needs or budgets.

For commuters and other frequent riders, the availability of affordable passes can be an important factor in deciding whether to use shared e-bikes as part of their daily routine.

The criticism raises wider questions about the affordability of shared transport and how operators can balance pricing decisions with the needs of the people who depend on their services.

Voi’s response to the specific concerns, and whether it could reinstate the removed monthly pass, would need to be confirmed before publication.

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