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Following the launch of its services in its 15th Swedish city, Voi’s e-scooters will be available to everyone over 18 in central Lund, Oscarshem, Annehem, Planetstaden, Hospitalgården and Lund University.
According to TIER Mobility’s latest survey, people across Britain would prefer to reduce their carbon footprint by switching to greener transport, with over 20 per cent specifically choosing to switch to e-scooters and e-bikes.
The Active Travel Challenge will help people across Northern Ireland to create new habits for a healthier and more sustainable lifestyle, by encouraging them to walk, cycle and take public transit instead of their cars.
The Shared Mobility 2030 Action Agenda and Action Network will bring about more accessible and affordable mobility options, in order to make shared mobility the first choice over private car use.
Riders in Frederiksberg can now benefit from Voi’s e-scooters once again, without having to worry about parking incorrectly, as 75 allocated parking spaces have been provided across the city.
With insight from nearly 500 women, the new report examines how gender equity in e-scooter usage can be increased by identifying the challenges women experience, alongside recommendations that can help to overcome them.
As part of the £2 billion funding for active travel announced by the Prime Minister in 2020, 134 schemes that are working to improve cycling and walking infrastructure across England have been awarded a share of £200 million in DfT funding.
With the use of augmented reality technology and street view data, Bird VPS will enable Bird to geo-localise parked e-scooters with accuracy – allowing riders to end their journeys in a safe and tidy manner.
With its latest investment round, which takes its valuation to $77.7 million, Neuron Mobility plans to accelerate its international expansion, as well as reinforce its technology leadership.
TfL’s new cycle lane in Aldgate connects two major existing cycleways and will allow all East Londoners to cycle more safely and confidently – helping London move towards a zero fatality, zero carbon roads system.
In order to ensure safe riding, Voi is collaborating closely with the Swedish and Finnish cities to select popular pedestrian streets that will become Voi’s designated Slow Speed Zones and No Parking Zones.
Further expanding its micro-mobility operations in France, Dott will provide the city of Grenoble with over 4,000 e-scooters and e-bikes from July 2022.
In line with its commitment to provide better intermodal transport, Île-de-France Mobilités has made 3,000 free bike parking spaces available to its annual Navigo subscribers, across over 70 stations throughout the region.
Following a 500 per cent increase in scooter use, Bolt's new €150 million investment will allow it to further scale its micro-mobility operations and enhance rider experience.
Currently available in Bristol, Liverpool and Birmingham, Voi’s service integration with the Lazarillo app will allow blind and visually impaired users to safely and confidently navigate some of the biggest micro-mobility cities in the UK.
