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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.
With the number of multimodal trips having gone up by 221%, FREE NOW's 2023 report reveals the increasing demand for micro-mobility options and a shift towards more sustainable modes of transportation.
The European Commission proposes new CO2 targets for heavy-duty vehicles, with the aim to cut emissions, boost the clean technology industry and achieve all-new zero-emission city buses from 2030.
UITP's new eBRT2030 project aims to reduce emissions, pollutants and congestion in urban transport through innovative electric bus rapid transit solutions, tested in real-life demonstrations across Europe and beyond.
In line with its commitment to become a net zero platform in Europe by 2030, the new electric vehicles will help Uber accelerate its transition to zero emissions, while decarbonising the urban transport sector.
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.
With the number of electric micro-mobility rides having almost doubled against 2021, Dott's riders have travelled over 74 million kilometres on its e-scooters and e-bikes throughout 2022.
The European Union's new project aims to foster the integration of autonomous vehicles into cities' public transport networks with on-demand services, in order to allow for more sustainable, accessible and inclusive mobility.
UITP highlights the negative consequences Europe's energy crisis has for the local public transport sector and issues a statement calling for measures to support the industry so that it can continue to provide affordable mobility options to all citizens.
With a record number of rides having been recorded in the third quarter of 2022, Dott has provided visitors in many of Europe’s tourist hotspots with a sustainable way to explore cities during the summer holidays.
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.
The growing ridership has been fuelled by a significant increase in new riders, with Dott more than doubling the number of new riders to its service between April-June 2022 compared to the start of the year.
The launch of the new e-bikes will allow Bolt to strengthen its footprint across Europe, while providing more cities with a sustainable alternative to private car ownership.
In addition to incorporating Dott’s e-bikes to its app for the first time, Citymapper has also added its shared e-scooters to new cities across Europe.
Through the use of technological innovations, Cabify is saving over 1,000 tonnes of carbon emissions per year – making it the first carbon neutral mobility application in Europe and Latin America.
