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Dubai RTA and Police coordinate on safe cycling, e-scooter rollout
Dubai RTA and Dubai Police came together in a meeting to coordinate on safe cycling, new cycle tracks and the safe trial of e-scooters throughout the city.
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Wind Mobility to launch e-scooter trials in Nottingham and Derby
The Nottingham trial will see key workers able to hire an e-scooter at a discounted price of £30 per month, and short term rental paid by the minute available to visitors, students and the wider public.
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Lime looks to transition into a broader Mobility-as-a-Service platform
Lime Platform will launch with seated scooter company Wheels as its first integration, as Lime looks ahead to micromobility-as-a-service.
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Bratislava looks to data analysis to streamline its public transport services
Slovak capital Bratislava launches project to collect and analyse anonymised passenger data to make transport routes more effective.
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London Micromobility Alliance call for government support on e-scooter rollout across city
An open letter to the British government from the London Micromobility Alliance says that "we must radically rethink how Londoners can safely and sustainably move around".
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E-scooters come to Liverpool as part of Voi pilot scheme
Voi's year-long e-scooter trial in Liverpool is one of more than a dozen Department for Transport-backed pilots taking place across the UK.
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Midlands leaders call for ‘tap and cap’ public transport payment platform
Midlands leaders are calling for £20 million in Government funding for a region-wide smart ticketing platform.
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TfL opens latest protected Cycleway in southeast London
The Santander Cycles scheme has been expanded along the route, with three new docking stations to improve access to bikes and another two to follow.
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A third of UK adults say they would use e-scooters to commute to work
Thirty per cent of Londoners are drawn to the environmental benefits e-scooters will have on their commute, according to new research from Spin.
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MaaS comes to Saint-Étienne with the Moovizy 2 app
A statement says that Moovizy 2 is the only application in France to allow users to manage all means of transport in a single solution.
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Scotland’s two largest cities to benefit from free bike-share services
Temporary free access to bike-share services in Glasgow and Edinburgh has been put in place as COVID-19 lockdown measures ease.
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E-scooters legalised in New York City, shared scooter pilot to launch
New York City Council's decision to legalise the use of e-bikes and e-scooters within the city also requires the creation of a year-long shared e-scooter pilot programme.
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HumanForest launches London’s first free e-bike sharing scheme
HumanForest is seeking to provide Londoners a "a fun, active and sustainable way" to travel in London, as two thirds of car trips made by Londoners could be cycled within the timeframe of the free rides on offer.
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Indian micromobility firm Yulu raises further $3.9m VC funding
Yulu's latest round of funding will be used to further strengthen the mobility platform and its technology solutions, as well as enable rapid expansion.
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How micromobility can support a green economic recovery post-COVID-19
Maurice Henderson, Director of Government Partnerships at micromobility firm Bird, explains how micromobility operators can help cities keep moving during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, and why these services are key to the coming environmentally-friendly economic recovery.