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A study by the Queensland University of Technology (QUT) has found that half of shared e-scooters were being ridden illegally which primarily involve alcohol and a lack of helmet.
Syracuse Mayor Ben Walsh and Gotcha have announced the launch of Gotcha's Syracuse Sync bike share system.
A piece of research by Masabi on mass transit riders and the key factors impacting public transport ridership highlights the emerging urban mobility ecosystem.
As the number of people cycling into Dublin city centre almost doubles in seven years, the NTA has revealed that it spent more than €21.6 million on cycling infrastructure in 2018.
New York has long resisted the use of dockless electric scooter on its roads, but the state is set to vote on legislation which would finally allow scooter-sharing companies to operate.
British urban cycling brand Beryl has announced that the hybrid bike share scheme will initially see 350 bikes rolled out in Enfield by the end of June 2019.
UK government invests nearly £2 billion in active travel which could help more commuters make greener journeys by using e-bikes.
The Square Mile of the City of London now has access to electric shared bikes which is hoped to reduce dependency on cars and create a modal shift to bikes.
Lime embarks upon a year-long e-bike trial in Croydon, helping the borough in its quest to become the greenest in London.
Vélo'v in Lyon and bicloo in Nantes, both managed by JCDecaux, have enjoyed significant improvements in user numbers.
Pedal-assist bikes in New York City, San Francisco and Washington have been removed from operation over concerns of brake safety.
In March 2019 partners of the BITS project (Bicycles and ITS) came together to kick-start the project, aiming to get more people cycling by offering a 'digital layer', which can benefit both cyclists and local authorities. Marjolijn Boot, the Head of the Spacial Planning and Mobility Unit in the Province…
To improve safety, cities should adopt policies that induce a shift from car trips to safer, smaller-scale modes of travel or transit. Are e-scooters the answer?
Anke Karmann-Woessner, Head of the Urban Planning Department in Karlsruhe, discusses the city-to-city collaboration between Nagpur (Maharashtra) and Karlsruhe (Baden-Württemberg), and the benefits which are achievable as a result.
Cargo bike delivery schemes could save between 300-450 lives per year in the capital through the reduction in dangerous NOx and PM2.5 emissions.
