"White bicycles" refer to a public bike-sharing system where bicycles are painted white and made available for free or low-cost use. This initiative aims to promote cycling as a sustainable mode of transportation, reduce traffic congestion, and encourage a healthier lifestyle. The concept originated in the 1960s and has been adopted in various cities around the world. These bicycles are often left in designated areas for anyone to use, with the expectation that users will return them to a specific location. The white bicycle program is part of broader efforts to enhance urban mobility and reduce carbon emissions associated with traditional vehicles.