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In light of the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic and consequential drops in ridership, mobility services, such as taxis and e-bike and e-scooter schemes, have been forced to suspend operations and find ways to adapt their offerings.
Lime has launched a new zone detection technology that rapidly informs riders of safety information in relation to their geographical location.
Niklas Joensen, Lime’s General Manager for the Nordics region, gives his insight as to why e-scooters, with more refined regulation, can act as catalysts in the journey to carbon neutral cities.
Over one in three Lime riders in Poland reportedly use e-scooters for convenience, and both residents and visitors of Poland are said to use Lime to reach city centres and historical landmarks.
The commitment is part of Lime's new membership of The Climate Group's EV100 - a group which aims to promote the use and demand of electric vehicles.
Lime first launched in Sweden in November 2018 and has since achieved over one million rides saving approximately 31 metric tonnes of CO2.
The technology aims to detect and reduce illegal and unsafe e-scooter riding on pavements, which in turn hopes to provide better information for cities as where to improve infrastructure.
The Corporate Electric Vehicle Alliance aims to help Lime and member companies achieve bold commitments to fleet electrification and help to support members meet ambitious sustainability goals.
The launch of the Group Ride feature comes after Lime first launched in the UAE in November 2019.
The LimePass, said to be a first for the micromobility industry, can be accessed and signed up for through the Lime application.
Lime has launched two new safety initiatives in Tel Aviv: an online safety portal and an open call for safety innovation proposals from local Israeli start-ups.
The world has gathered for COP25, determined to advocate for the involvement of their sector in fighting climate change, and the transport sector has endeavoured to contribute to a greener future.
With the addition of Cape Town to its global ridership community, Lime will now offer micromobility services on six continents worldwide.
Lime, the mobility service provider, operates in cities across Europe and the U.S. and has reinforced its commitment to using 100 per cent renewable energy as it looks to Paris as a valuable partner.
Beryl Bikes are unlocked through the an app and can be picked up and dropped off at marked bays which have been selected in conjunction with local councils to best meet the needs of the community.
