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As part of the region's push towards providing more affordable and environmentally friendly transport alternatives, Beryl will deliver the West Midlands' new e-scooter hire scheme from June 2023.
The Social Digital Twin technology will simulate the behaviour of people in the real world, allowing Beryl to make more accurate predictions of the impact of initiatives and incentives on people’s transport choices.
Beryl's e-cargo bikes will help reduce traffic congestion and carbon emissions, as well as improve air quality in Westminster, by offering residents and visitors with a sustainable alternative to vans and cars.
TfL plans to promote cargo bikes for last-mile freight and servicing trips as a faster, more efficient and environmentally friendly option, aiming to replace up to 17% of van kilometres in central London by 2030.
Cornwall Council and Beryl's new e-bike share scheme in Truro adds to the existing 100 e-bikes in Falmouth and Penzance, helping to further reduce congestion and harmful carbon emissions in the county.
As part of Connect Plymouth's sustainable transport initiative, Beryl and Plymouth City Council's new city-wide e-bike hire scheme will provide residents and visitors with 125 e-bikes across 28 Beryl bays for public use.
The expansion of the city's bike-share scheme will see an additional 47 e-bikes available for hire in Hereford, providing 90% of the service area's population with easy access to a Beryl vehicle.
Having generated over one million journeys in Bournemouth and Poole, Norwich and the Isle of Wight since first launching in 2020, Beryl's e-scooter schemes have been found to be amongst the most utilised in England.
Beryl's installation of additional bike bays across the county will support Norfolk County Council in increasing the availability of more sustainable forms of transport, as it works to reduce the number of cars on the roads.
As part of the trial extension, Solent Transport will continue to monitor rental e-scooter usage, working closely with local stakeholders in Portsmouth, Southampton and the Isle of Wight to ensure that communities can provide feedback to the trial.
Beryl's latest e-bike scheme aims to encourage the adoption of sustainable mobility, with over 28,000 people across Hertsmere no more than a five minute walk from a Beryl Bay.
Beryl's latest launch will provide Falmouth's residents with a fleet of 50 e-bikes, with plans to further expand to the Cornish towns of Newquay, Penzance, St Austell and Truro over the coming months.
Beryl Bikes by Breeze will provide people across Portsmouth, Southampton and the Isle of Wight with better access to sustainable modes of transport, helping to improve air quality and public health across the Solent region.
In order to mark World Car Free Day 2022, Beryl will be offering its users with free riding time on its micro-mobility services to encourage people to re-think their transport habits and adopt more sustainable modes of mobility.
With over a quarter of the overall journeys made in Norwich having replaced road transport journeys, Beryl's micro-mobility vehicles have helped save nearly 76 tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions from the atmosphere.
