Bolt secures license to bring micro-mobility back to Oslo
Bolt secures a license for 2,500 micro-mobility vehicles in Oslo until March 2025, with a key focus on safety, distance-based pricing and introducing the cutting-edge Bolt 6 scooter.
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Bolt secures a license for 2,500 micro-mobility vehicles in Oslo until March 2025, with a key focus on safety, distance-based pricing and introducing the cutting-edge Bolt 6 scooter.
In a milestone event, 16 CEOs from Europe's top mobility companies launched the EU Future Mobility Taskforce in Brussels, aiming to align innovative solutions with EU objectives and address shared challenges in the transport sector.
The decision to expand into the New Forest region stems from high demand recorded in October and November 2023, showcasing a growing reliance on Bolt's ride-hailing services during adverse weather.
Amidst the anticipation of increasing demand for ride-hailing services during the cold season, Londoners can now schedule Bolt rides up to three days in advance.
The committee, which consists of six mobility experts, will offer expert analysis and recommendations on Bolt’s scooter and e-bike safety solutions.
Ardo Reinsalu, Director of Vehicles at Bolt, delves into how Bolt's micro-mobility vehicles embody the revolution in urban navigation and city interaction through the integration of emerging technologies and their impact on the way that we move and engage with our cities.
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Through the partnership with Snapchat, Bolt continues its efforts to encourage people to aspire towards better urban environments with fewer cars, less traffic emissions and congestion.
In an effort to promote social inclusion, Bolt has launched its new ‘Bolt for All’ initiative, which will offer discounted e-scooter and e-bike rides to the most socio-economically vulnerable individuals across Brussels.
Dmitri Pivovarov, Vice President for Rentals at Bolt, shares his vision for the future of micro-mobility safety and discusses how Bolt's innovative solutions are re-shaping the way that people move around in cities.
With a diverse range of mobility products and a strong emphasis on operational efficiency, Bolt has achieved a significant milestone by surpassing 150 million customers across 45 countries and 500 cities.
Bolt and Wicklow County Council have launched Ireland's first multimodal e-bike service in Bray, featuring a gradual roll-out of 50 bikes and strategically placed designated parking locations for user convenience.
With an initial deployment of 1,000 units in select cities, the Bolt 6 has been designed with continuous safety upgrades, real-time detection capabilities, sustainable materials and an eight year lifespan.
As part of its commitment to provide a sustainable transportation alternative to private cars, Bolt's 12-month pilot scheme will offer Wexford residents with an initial fleet of 50 e-bikes for rent.
In a survey of 2,431 inhabitants from cities in Germany, Portugal and Norway, over half are supportive of replacing car parking spaces with micro-mobility parking areas.