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The trial, which currently runs in 10 London boroughs, will see Dott, Lime and Voi build on the first phase's success by gathering more data to inform policy on rental e-scooters and trialling further innovations.
Through this report, Lime aims to advocate for a comprehensive London-wide e-bike regulation framework, emphasising the importance of expanding e-bike parking bay locations to meet the increasing demand for sustainable transportation.
London's e-scooter trial, with over 600 parking bays and 5,000 vehicles, has facilitated 2.5 million trips spanning 6.5 million kilometres, providing a legal platform for e-scooter riding.
Tricia Wright, Chief People Officer at Transport for London, details the ways in which TfL is working to make the city’s transport network easier to use for all passengers, and highlights that, though a lot has been done, this work is only the beginning.
As part of TfL's new Leisure Walking Plan, the existing Walk London network of seven long-distance routes, spanning 28 boroughs, has been digitised to make it more easily accessible to everyone across the capital.
As London’s e-scooter trial hits its first anniversary, and in light of its recent extension, TIER Mobility's Georgia Yexley, General Manager UK & Ireland, reflects on the lessons learnt over the course of the past year and considers what will come next for micro-mobility in the UK.
The extension of the e-scooter trial will allow TfL and London Councils to continue testing the vehicles safely, as well as assess how micro-mobility could make a positive contribution to a sustainable transport network.
Transport for London and partners have published a Vision Zero progress report, identifying the updated measures necessary to eliminate death and injury from London's roads by 2041.
Camden has become the tenth borough to join the TfL rental e-scooter trial, which is working to determine what role e-scooters can play in supporting a sustainable pandemic recovery.
The trial area has now been expanded to include Westminster, meaning that e-scooters can be hired and used in a wider area of central and inner London.
TfL’s scooter trial begins today, with Londoners able to rent Lime, Dott, and TIER vehicles in select areas of the capital.
TfL has selected the three operators to run its year-long e-scooter trial, which is slated to begin next month. Below, we hear from Dott, TIER, and Lime on their plans for scooters in the UK capital.
