Australia
Sydney
Australia's harbourside gateway. Ferries are part of the commute here, so getting around is sightseeing in itself.
Shared dockless e-bikes (Lime, HelloBike, Ario)
Updated on August 2, 2026
How to ride
- 1Pick an operator and install its appIn the city centre green is Lime, blue is HelloBike, white is Ario. Each needs its own app; other councils have other operators.
- 2Scan the QR code to unlockFind a bike on the app's map, then scan the QR code on it or type in the vehicle number to unlock.
- 3Put the helmet on before you rideUse the helmet attached to the bike, and don't ride if there isn't one. Helmets are the law in NSW and police enforce it.
- 4Ride on the road or a bike pathAdults can't ride on footpaths. Use roads, bike lanes and shared paths - and give way to pedestrians on shared paths.
- 5Park in a marked area and confirm the endPark upright in a parking area shown in the app and wait for it to confirm the trip has ended. Keep the footpath clear.
Payment
Quick facts
Fares
Daily fare capCharges keep running by the minute until you end the trip
Transfer discountsPrivate services - no Opal transfer discount or fare cap
Facilities
Suitcases & luggageThe basket takes a helmet and small items, not luggage
Apps & info
Journey planner app (Google Maps)Has cycling directions; live bike locations only show in the operator apps
English signageApps and rider support are in English
Heads-up
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Fines for riding without a helmet or on the footpath
Riding without a helmet starts at $423, riding on the footpath as an adult is $140, and reckless riding is $562. NSW road rules apply to bikes just as they do to cars, and police enforce them.
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Park outside a designated area and charges keep running
Park outside a designated area and the app may not register your trip as complete, so charges keep running. Operators also add fees or suspend accounts.
Timetable
Editor Naotaka 