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In this latest episode of the Intelligent Transport Podcast, Editorial Assistant Halimah Haque sits down with Alex Berwin, Head of Policy at Forest (previously known as HumanForest), to discuss the intricate landscape of sustainable transportation policies, shedding light on the company's innovative strategies, the challenges it encounters and its mission…
Forest Bikes, previously known as HumanForest, embarks on a brand refresh and doubles its e-bike fleet size, driven by recent funding and increasing demand for its sustainable and affordable service.
For the latest instalment of Intelligent Transport’s exclusive ‘The people behind the wheel’ series, Agustin Guilisasti, Founder and CEO of HumanForest, discusses his passion for sustainable mobility, the challenges and highlights of his career within the transport industry to date, as well as his vision for the future of public…
Uber introduces a range of new features including emission tracking, commitment to zero emissions deliveries and smart charging capabilities, as part of its efforts to become a global zero emissions mobility platform.
In addition to doubling its zero-emission e-bike fleet in London, HumanForest's £12 million Series A funding will also support the company's investment in advertising technology.
HumanForest's sustainability report outlines the positive impact that its vehicles have had on the environment and communities since launching in 2021, as well as the actions that it will take to further reduce its carbon footprint.
With its lightweight design, extended seat height and prolonged battery life, HumanForest's new e-bike model allows even more people to enjoy the benefits of active and sustainable travel.
HumanForest's new concession scheme aims to break down cost barriers to sustainable micro-mobility by offering students, NHS staff and emergency service workers with more affordable e-bike services.
Powered by 100 per cent certified renewable energy, HumanForest's innovative shared e-moped scheme is estimated to remove the need for up to 3,000 petrol and diesel powered mopeds.
HumanForest has launched a new 'Challenges Scheme' to raise awareness amongst its riders about the wider impact that their cycling is having on the environment, as well as their mental and physical health.
As part of our Sustainable Mobility & Air Quality In-Depth Focus, Intelligent Transport asked a panel of experts: What do you think the future of sustainable mobility will look like?
Agustin Guilisasti, CEO and Founder of HumanForest, explains why his company’s approach to bikesharing could be the solution that big cities need to make their transport networks more sustainable.
HumanForest's new e-mopeds will be available from January 2022 in London, initially for a trial period with 100 vehicles in operation.
HumanForest's new ‘TreeCoin' loyalty programme hopes to demonstrate that making sustainable lifestyle choices does not need to come at a price.
HumanForest's new payment scheme will support London businesses by ensuring that last-mile deliveries can be affordable, accessible and sustainable.
