Thousands of people across Scotland’s two largest cities took up cycling during lockdown as a result of coordinated bike-sharing initiatives, funded by the Scottish Government, a new report has found. Shared transport charity Collaborative Mobility UK (CoMoUK) said promotions in Glasgow and Edinburgh, which allowed users free time on a …
Read More »London micromobility firm Forest raises £40 million to drive London expansion
Forest, London’s homegrown e-bike operator, has secured a further £27 million in funding, taking its…
From Viking roots to modern mobility: Jorvik Tricycles launches new brand era
Jorvik Tricycles has announced a comprehensive rebrand as the York based business draws inspiration …
Battery Safety Concerns Risk Slowing UK E-Bike Adoption, New National Survey Finds
A new nationally representative survey of 2000 UK adults, commissioned by BatteryIQ, shows strong in…
Rural Path Campaigner Toolkit Launches to Help Empower Communities Push for Traffic-Free Paths
Rural communities in the UK have resorted to delivering their own traffic-free paths as funding and …
Riese & Müller publishes new Sustainability Report
Riese & Müller, the manufacturer of e-bikes and cargo bikes, has published ‘Sustainability Insig…
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Twice as many people support use of e-scooters than oppose them, new poll finds
Just under half of people (48%) support the use of e-scooters, compared to 24% of those who don’t, a survey commissioned by Voi from findoutnow.co.uk has found. Of those in favour of the continued e-scooter roll-out, more than half believe that if we’re to lower the levels of pollution across the …
Read More »MiRiDER: Made in Wigan
MiRiDER sales director Matthew Higginson talks hand-assembly, commitments and customer delight Can you provide us with a short introduction to MiRiDER? The MiRiDER business is one of several companies owned by my family in Lancashire. The business founder – my father, Mark Higginson – is the entrepreneur behind Disklok, Festive …
Read More »TfL’s Santander Cycles to introduce e-bikes in 2022
Around 500 e-bikes are set to be introduced to TfL’s Santander Cycles scheme from next summer. Santander is extending its sponsorship of TfL’s flagship cycle hire scheme until 2025, supporting TfL as it moves forward with planned investment in cycle hire. The next three years will see Santander Cycles expanded to …
Read More »Lime’s new monthly membership subscription Lime Prime now available
Lime has introduced Lime Prime, a new monthly membership subscription now available in its markets worldwide. Lime Prime members will have the unlock fee waived on every Lime bike, scooter or moped ride, which can encourage sustainable commuting in cities as workers return to offices. Available at a price of …
Read More »Bird teams up with Italian e-moped provider Zig Zag
Bird has teamed up with Italian e-moped provider Zig Zag to offer riders in Florence, Italy, a ‘more robust’ micro-electric transportation service. “Delivering the best, most sustainable mobility solution for cities and riders means working in partnership with, not competing against, the local service providers who know them best,” said …
Read More »Raleigh updates range of Array leisure e-bikes
Raleigh has launched its latest Array e-bike range. Now with a fresh silver blue colourway and tan tyres, the new 2021 edition offers ‘outstanding value’ for those looking for both form and function. Available in two separate aluminium frame options, including an open and crossbar variation, this multipurpose e-bike is …
Read More »Scotsman debuts custom 3D-printed carbon fibre e-scooter
Silicon Valley-based electric scooter brand Scotsman has unveiled its flagship product, the ‘world’s first’ electric scooter that is custom 3D-printed entirely in carbon fibre composite. The Scotsman touts a unibody construction, 3D-printed in a single pass of continuous carbon fibre thermoplastic composite. It is constructed without joints or glue for …
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