Short conversation about Lime bike membership and sharing access
✨ Participants discussed using a Lime bike membership, sharing the bike access code by call/text, and clarified that GPS shows only the owner's location. They agreed to exchange the code and start the bike when needed.
Decisions
🤝 Share Lime bike unlock code by call or text and have the member start the bike when contacted.
Discussion about how the Lime bike membership works, cost, and how to share access.
Participants talked about the Lime bike membership option (approximately $15/month) versus paying per ride. One participant confirmed they have a membership and offered to share the bike code so another can use the bike. They discussed the practicalities of sharing the code by phone or text and how the member can remotely start the bike for the rider.
💡 Membership costs about $15/month and provides bike access. ⚡️ One participant has the membership and offered to share the unlock code. 💡 Member can remotely start the bike for the other person.
Clarification that GPS tracking shows only the member's phone location, not the rider's when using the shared access.
They confirmed that when the member shares the bike code and starts the bike for someone else, the Lime app's GPS will reflect the phone that initiated the session (the member's phone) and will not display the rider's real-time location from the member's view. This alleviates privacy concerns about location visibility between participants.
💡 GPS shows location of the phone used to start the ride, not the rider's location to the member. 💡 This was discussed to reassure privacy during shared usage.
Agreement to call or text to coordinate the code exchange and use of the bike; scheduling immediate follow-up was suggested.
Participants agreed the practical next step is to call so the member can give the unlock code and start the bike. They also noted texting as an alternative for sharing the code. The conversation ended with participants agreeing to reach out and coordinate quickly, with one participant expressing readiness to proceed now.
⚡️ Plan to call to exchange code and start the bike immediately.
Key Topics
Action Items
- Exchange Lime bike code
Call or text to share the Lime bike unlock code so the non-member can start and use the bike; the member will start the bike when contacted.
- Call to share bike code
Place a phone call to transmit the Lime bike unlock code and confirm the member will remotely start the bike.
- Confirm bike start logistics
Verify that the member can successfully start the bike remotely and the rider understands how to begin the ride after receiving the code.
Transcript
Speaker S2 (0:00): Oh, whatever the case may be, yeah, I will.
Tony Cu Anderson (0:03): That's what's up. Yeah, we might have to do a quick little.
Tony Cu Anderson (0:09): Oh, I wish.
Tony Cu Anderson (0:10): It was so expensive to get to where you are right now.
Speaker S1 (0:13): I can say it's expensive.
Tony Cu Anderson (0:15): Mm-hmm.
Speaker S2 (0:17): You can get on a bike.
Tony Cu Anderson (0:18): Yeah, that's what I mean.
Speaker S2 (0:22): You pay for a membership or you can pay for the bikes every time you're at it.
Tony Cu Anderson (0:25): Every time I write.
Speaker S2 (0:26): Oh, no, I got the membership. Just let me know. The bike code and stuff, the line bike.
Unknown (0:32): Is it?
Speaker S2 (0:34): Because it's like $15 a month and you drive me for 30 minutes.
Tony Cu Anderson (0:33): The line.
Tony Cu Anderson (0:37): Yeah, I need that.
Speaker S2 (0:41): Yeah, I mean, I got it because I get foods down.
Tony Cu Anderson (0:45): Yeah, I need that. How do I get that? Can I call you and then like, grab that?
Unknown (0:50): Yeah. Huh?
Tony Cu Anderson (0:52): All right, so I'll call you and then just give you the code.
Unknown (0:56): Yeah.
Speaker S2 (0:57): Yep, and I start the bike for you.
Tony Cu Anderson (0:59): That's crazy.
Tony Cu Anderson (1:01): All right, we may have to do that now.
Speaker S2 (1:02): If you got call me, I can get off. back too, started ending.
Tony Cu Anderson (1:05): Yeah, I know.
Speaker S2 (1:06): But when you, it's not going to, but like when you riding, it's not going to show me like where you at or nothing like that. It's just going to have where I'm at, because it's, because the GPS is on my phone.
Tony Cu Anderson (1:14): Mm-hmm.
Unknown (1:16): So yeah.
Tony Cu Anderson (1:16): I'm okay.
Tony Cu Anderson (1:20): Okay.
Tony Cu Anderson (1:23): Lime bikey.
Speaker S2 (1:27): I'm going to see what you were doing. I see you be pretty occupied.
Tony Cu Anderson (1:33): Mm-hmm.
Speaker S1 (1:37): Mhm.
Tony Cu Anderson (1:38): Mm-mm.
Unknown (1:40): Oh, yeah.
Tony Cu Anderson (1:43): Yeah. So, may have to.
Speaker S1 (1:46): Mhm.
Tony Cu Anderson (1:47): I said, no, we have to do that.
Unknown (1:51): Yeah, yeah.
Unknown (1:54): That's better, right?
Tony Cu Anderson (1:56): Yeah.
Tony Cu Anderson (1:57): To text me.
Unknown (1:59): All right.
Tony Cu Anderson (2:00): All right.
Tony Cu Anderson (2:10): My watch that, uh,
