I'm currently trying to get a bike from the municipal bike share in Montreal. However I can't do that because of a major economic flaw in the system.

The flow of traffic moves bikes out of the downtown and office areas to residential areas.

![MVIMG_20180515_175019.jpg](https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/Qmd51zL8DRWWuDn7RqbKMFRuA12D22DZWAKg9QcyophQrE)

The result is that I've been walking around to 6 docking stations that show having bikes only to find the rack is completely empty when I get there.

![Screenshot_20180515-182839.png](https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/QmdUQZgwoJVFhMfCQLnnfxExN8K4VEAu4Vm42VyfmtybnZ)

I'm still trying to get a bike.

![MVIMG_20180515_175342.jpg](https://gateway.ipfs.io/ipfs/QmRTY3TXcnDnyhTr1V8NoVc4HeH6VT5VdUKA12s4eBA7Lj)

There are people in trucks who manually pick up bikes and drive them to other stations to create a balance but they can't seem to keep up.

It would be great if people could gain BIXI tokens by riding bikes from residential areas to the office areas in the evening and the opposite in the morning.

They could adjust the token reward based on the demand for balancing bike placement.

The tokens could then be used as credit towards a bike pass or sold on the free market.

What do you think could it be a possible solution?