Wind is further expanding in Italy, offering its service in Reggio Emilia with the of launch 300 shared e-scooters. “We are happy to finally bring our Wind e-scooters to Reggio Emilia,” said Saverio Galardi, country manager Italy. “Wind is already rooted in Emilia, in fact, we have been operating in …
Read More »Lime partners with BHN to offer first Lime annual Cycle to Work subscription
UK employees can now access shared e-bikes through Cyclescheme, thanks to a new partnership between …
TfL and London Councils launch third phase of London’s rental e-scooter trial
Transport for London (TfL), in partnership with participating London boroughs and operators Lime and…
London Cycling Festival passes 2,500 ticket bookings ahead of September event
More than 2,500 tickets have been booked for this year’s London Cycling Festival, which will take pl…
Tyred launches AI-driven connected insurance to disrupt micromobility market
British mobility tech startup Tyred has launched an AI-native, IoT-connected insurance service desig…
Brompton hides ‘Golden Tickets’ across London to celebrate 2026 World Championship Event
Fancy a treasure hunt around London? Brompton, the London-based maker of the original folding bike, …
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What can we expect from the bike segment at IAA Mobility 2021?
IAA Mobility is taking place in Munich for the first time from 7th-12th September – not as a classic automobile trade fair on the exhibition grounds alone, but as an all-encompassing mobility event at several locations in parallel: Open Space – the exhibition areas in the city centre Bicycle brands …
Read More »MiRiDER on its new 7,000 sq ft facility in Wigan, the brand’s ambitions and what makes it unique
Rebecca Morley visits MiRiDER’s new production facility in Wigan to find more about the brand With its new 7,000 sq ft facility in Wigan, folding e-bike brand MiRiDER has its eyes set on serving dealers all over the UK. And each bike is built by hand by a trained operative …
Read More »Government ‘must do more’ to stimulate take up of e-bikes, says Halfords
Halfords is calling on the Government to introduce new incentives to make it easier for people to use e-bikes to get to work. Research commissioned by Halfords shows that six in ten UK workers are not able to work flexibly, meaning millions of people face a return to full time …
Read More »Raleigh’s Stride e-cargo bike range launches
Raleigh has launched its new Stride e-cargo range. The new range encompasses two different models: the two-wheeled Stride 2 bike and the larger three-wheeled Stride 3 trike. Both Stride cycles come with a Bosch Performance CX Cargo Line motor. Equipped with a premium enviolo cargo hub and shifters, Raleigh’s use …
Read More »E-scooter trial launches across Dublin City University
Ireland’s first e-scooter trial has launched across the five campuses of Dublin City University. Launched by Minister Hildegarde Naughton, this e-scooter research pilot project will involve the collaboration of four organisations: Tier, Luna, the Insight SFI Research Centre For Data Analytics, and Smart DCU (a district of Smart Dublin). The …
Read More »Voi’s shared e-bikes receive CoMoUK accreditation
Voi’s shared e-bikes have been accredited by CoMoUK. Earlier this year, Voi announced the launch of its e-bike trial in Cambridge, Peterborough and Kettering. “We are very pleased to announce that Voi has been awarded the CoMoUK accreditation standard for their e-bike scheme in the UK,” said Richard Dilks, chief …
Read More »Bird launches in-app safety feature to discourage people from riding under the influence
Bird has launched Safe Start, a new in-app safety feature designed to discourage people from riding under the influence. Between the hours of 10pm and 4am local time (hours are subject to change per market), riders attempting to unlock a Bird will now be asked to verify that they can …
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