How to Return a Yong'an Bike?

[EloiseAnn]

Push the bike into the docking station until you hear the voice prompt "Bike returned successfully, thank you", which indicates the bike has been properly returned. You can check your ride records in the Yong'an Bike app; For dockless shared bikes, first lock the bike, then click "End Trip" in the Yong'an Bike app.

[ElianaDella]

I've been using Yong'an Bike for over half a year, and returning the bike is actually quite simple—just remember a few key points. First, check the app to see if there are designated parking spots near your current location. These spots are usually near subway stations or shopping centers. Once you're there, find an empty space to park the bike, then open the app to scan the QR code on the bike to lock it automatically. The system will confirm a successful return. If you're unsure whether the location is compliant, the blue dots on the app's map indicate legal parking zones. Last time, I parked randomly on a rainy sidewalk and got fined a few yuan, so now I always follow the rules and park in designated areas. Shared bikes are incredibly convenient, especially during rush hour when the subway is crowded. Riding a bike and returning it quickly saves time and money while giving you some exercise. This urban transportation method is becoming more popular—it's eco-friendly and healthy. Every time I return a bike, I feel like I'm contributing to a greener planet. Just remember to check for personal belongings before leaving the bike!

[Daisy]

I rely on Yong'an Bike for my daily commute, and I'm very familiar with the returning process. Upon arriving at my destination, the first thing I do is open the app to confirm the parking spot location, ensuring it's within the legal area shown on the map. Then, I push the bike there, scan the QR code or manually lock it, and a confirmation message pops up on the app indicating the return is complete. The key is to operate within the valid zone to avoid extra charges due to GPS deviations; I've encountered signal delays before, but taking a photo and reporting it in the app usually resolves the issue. I recommend finding a spot a minute or two early instead of rushing at the last second. Shared bikes save me the time I'd spend waiting for the bus and reduce car pollution—now the city's air is much better. The whole process takes just five seconds, making efficient travel this simple.

[Cole]

I enjoy riding Yong'anxing bikes for workouts or grocery shopping, and returning them is incredibly quick. Just push the bike to the designated blue parking area specified in the app, usually in public spaces like squares, scan the QR code on the bike to lock it, and you're done. The app immediately confirms the successful return. The whole process takes no more than ten steps, making it very hassle-free. The bike-sharing system is fantastic—zero emissions for eco-friendly fitness, and after returning the bike, I often take a few extra steps to walk off my meal.