Andorra's Cicland Bike-Sharing Hits 30K Trips in 2026, Up 30%

Cicland, Andorra's bike-sharing service, recorded 30,391 trips from January to July 2026, marking a 29.5% increase over the 23,469 trips in the same period of 2025. The service also attracted 627 unique users during this time, exceeding 91% of the 686 total users registered across all of 2025.

Growth accelerated in recent months, even amid extended snow at mid-altitudes. January saw a 1.5% year-on-year rise to 3,097 trips, followed by 30.5% in March, 43.6% in June, and a peak of 108.8% in July with 5,961 trips. This continues the service's expansion from 29,890 trips in 2023, 37,452 in 2024, and 41,873 in 2025.

Monthly active users followed suit: 247 in January (up 19.3%), 290 in March (up 31.8%), 340 in June (up 23.6%), and 369 in July (up 38.7%). Operators anticipate approaching 1,000 unique users by the end of 2026 if trends persist.

Users aged 26-40 dominate, accounting for 46% of the total with 290 individuals—121 in the 26-30 subgroup and 169 aged 31-40. However, the 16-25 group, at 20.9% of users, completed the highest volume of trips at 12,593, outpacing the 12,184 by the older bracket.

These figures underscore rising demand for shared mobility, prompting Cicland to urge the government and communes to increase the number of stations and bikes for better parish links and accessibility. The company has enhanced internal systems for reliability under heavier use and plans to seek surveillance cameras at stations following occasional vandalism incidents. It is also developing a "Cicland seal" to partner with businesses on sustainable mobility initiatives.