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Martin Baierl, Data Analyst at the Clean Cities Campaign, highlights the findings of the Clean Cities Campaign’s latest (E)Mission Zero report with a focus on decarbonisation strategies, emphasising the collaborative data analysis process that underpins actionable pathways towards sustainable urban mobility and reduced emissions.
Following a preliminary agreement announcement in January 2024, the merger of micro-mobility companies TIER and Dott is now complete, with the new company assuming the name TIER-Dott.
According to a report by Clean Cities, the policies which will be most required to reduce transport emissions are already well-known to policy makers.
The past year has been exceptionally intense for the micro-mobility market. From the renaissance of Mobility-as-a-Service, through EU funds for local government units, to combatting transport divide, Tomasz Wojtkiewicz, CEO of Nextbike Poland, explores some of the key challenges and opportunities that have the potential to transform the whole of…
With eco-friendly green buses and strategic partnerships, FlixBus now connects Finnish cities with Central Europe, providing convenient and sustainable travel options for passengers across the continent.
nextbike's Veturilo 3.0 will transform Warsaw's bike-sharing system with a modernised and expanded fleet of more than 3,000 bicycles, including e-bikes and tandem bikes, and 1,500 virtual stations.
As part of nextbike's new contract, the Veturilo urban bicycle system's bikes, technology and service will be modernised, with 10 per cent of the fleet to be made up of e-bikes.
In addition to providing e-scooter and e-bike information to more cities through Google Maps, Dott has also launched its micro-mobility services in new countries such as Sweden, Israel and the Netherlands.
Currently, 34 nine-metre buses, equipped with Euro 6 engine technology, are on the roads in Warsaw, bringing the total number of buses Arriva operates in the city to 88.
