Voi has relaunched its e-bikes in Peterborough after suspending services due to vandalism. Swedish micromobility firm Voi launched in the city in January 2021, but was forced to halt its e-bike rentals there in October due to “unprecedented acts of vandalism.” Now following the introduction of upgraded e-security features on …
Read More »Sandy Ma to spearhead new E-Bike Grand Prix
Sandy Ma has been appointed chief operating officer (COO) of the E-Bike Grand Prix (EBK GP) series. Ma will oversee the development and delivery of the EBK GP series, managing the operational team and working with all technical partners supporting the event. She will also sit on the board alongside …
Read More »Danish e-bike brand Mate officially opens first UK store
Danish e-bike brand Mate has officially launched its first UK store, right in the heart of London. Mate has opened a two-floor, 2,000 square foot flagship store in the Seven Dials area of central London, in between Covent Garden and Soho. The space is the first bricks-and-mortar store for the …
Read More »Next 100 speakers announced for Move 2022 mobility event
The next 100 speakers have been confirmed for the Move 2022 mobility event, taking place in London in June. Now in its fourth edition, Move is a cross-sector mobility trade event that brings together leaders from the automotive industry, transport operators, tech companies, energy providers and micromobility firms. Taking place …
Read More »Disabled people need to be at heart of low-car cities, says climate charity
As the UK moves towards low-car cities, disabled people need to be at the heart of the decision-making, according to a climate charity. Following the publication of a report by the University of Westminster’s Active Travel Academy and charity Possible, the co-authors have highlighted the need for cities to consider …
Read More »IAA Mobility event makes major changes for 2023 event
The IAA Mobility event will be returning in 2023, with the organisers making some major changes based on feedback from exhibitors. In October last year, all cycling brands involved in IAA Mobility were asked to evaluate the inaugural edition via an online survey, to help improve the next event. Scheduled …
Read More »More than 350,000km travelled on Tier e-scooters in London since trial launch
New analysis from Tier has revealed that more than 350,000km have been travelled using its e-scooters in London since the trial began in June. The data, released to mark the six-month anniversary of the launch of the trial in the capital, also revealed the top ten destinations and most popular …
Read More »Lime partners with Multiverse to provide accessible transport to its apprentices throughout UK
Lime has partnered with EdTech start-up Multiverse to provide its community of more than 5,000 apprentices in the UK with 50% off all Lime e-bike and scooter rides. The discounted rides from Lime will support Multiverse’s mission to break down barriers to jobs and education, and ensure young people have …
Read More »HumanForest partners with Citymapper to increase e-bike reach
HumanForest has announced a new partnership with Citymapper, increasing the accessibility of its e-bikes across London. The partnership will enable users to locate the nearest available HumanForest e-bikes in the Citymapper app. Users will also be able to plan journeys, view suggested routes and travel times, then navigate to their …
Read More »Private e-scooters banned from TfL network due to fire risks
Private-use e-scooters have been banned from London’s transport network due to concerns over fire risks. Transport for London (TfL), the authority responsible for much of London’s public transport, has announced that all privately-owned e-scooters and e-unicycles are banned from Monday, 13th December. The decision has been made because of safety …
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