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Dott, Lime, Superpedestrian, TIER and Voi have come together to unveil 10 recommendations to help cities across Europe provide a strong alternative to individual cars and a complement to public transportation.
While Birmingham's e-scooter scheme is paused, the city's residents can use the West Midlands Cycle Hire as an alternative, as TfWM and Birmingham City Council explore new options and safety considerations.
Voi is calling on the UK government to establish clear legislation for the e-scooter industry, detailing the need for set governance structures, data driven decision making and clear goals at the local level.
Micro-Mobility for Europe aims to use this incident data to inform road safety policies that reduce incident risks for vulnerable road users, such as e-scooter riders, cyclists and pedestrians.
In addition to improving the region's air quality, Voi's e-bike and e-scooter scheme is expected to benefit local businesses in North and West Northamptonshire by a total of £15 million by 2024.
Voi's expansion to Bristol’s outskirts will help improve transit equity in some of the most deprived neighbourhoods in the city, providing residents with more transport options while enhancing access to employment opportunities.
Success of Voi's new wireless charging trial could help reduce operational costs, as well as make the integration of e-scooters into the street and transport infrastructure more streamlined and accessible.
The Disability Inclusion Charter sets out principles that manufacturers, operators and cities could use to support the roll-out of micro-mobility vehicles that ensure a safer and better end experience for all road users.
Voi's latest report finds that its shared e-scooters are on track to provide an estimated £37 million boost to the UK high street in 2022, helping support up to 1,400 jobs.
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.
By exiting key markets across Europe, the U.S., Middle East and Africa, Bird aims to refocus the business on a near-term path to self-sustainability, in order to best deliver on its mission to make cities more liveable in the long-term.
According to Voi's latest data, its city-wide expansion has made it more convenient for people to travel across Birmingham using its vehicles, with around four in 10 riders now hopping on a Voi e-scooter instead of a car.
As part of this partnership, Voi Technology and FlixBus will offer people across Germany and the UK with special discounts in order to encourage them to travel using more sustainable modes of transport.
According to Voi Technology's latest survey, over one-third of its users have said that they have drastically or fully reduced car use due to the increasing availability of micro-mobility services.
With riders making over 66,000 journeys on its e-scooters during the 2022 Commonwealth Games, Voi's sustainable mode of transport helped take more than 26,000 unnecessary car journeys from Birmingham's roads.
