E-scooter operator Lime has responded to concerns of blind and partially sighted people by developing new safety messaging for riders. In partnership with Sight Loss Councils, Lime has implemented new safety advisory messages in its app to alert riders to look out for people with visual impairments and be aware …
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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Voi Technology launches new helmet selfie feature
Voi Technology has launched its new helmet selfie feature, which uses AI to determine if a customer is wearing a helmet during an e-scooter ride. It is part of a suite of recently released in-app features that encourage responsible riding habits and improve rider safety. The helmet selfie uses an …
Read More »CONEBI General Assembly renames E-Bike Working Group in honour of Siegfried Neuberger
The CONEBI General Assembly has renamed the CONEBI E-Bike Working Group in honour of Siegfried Neuberger. The last CONEBI General Assembly took place on 20th November via video call. The CONEBI board of directors, secretariat and national members remembered Neuberger, previous managing director of ZIV and member of CONEBI, who passed …
Read More »Cycling UK warns of ‘crippling’ congestion post-pandemic
Cycling UK has warned that an increase in private car use could lead to ‘crippling’ congestion and cost the economy over £15 billion per year, unless more is done to make it easier for people to walk and cycle shorter distances. The charity has raised its concerns as England emerges …
Read More »Buckinghamshire’s e-scooter trials see ‘electrifying’ start
E-scooters running in Aylesbury and High Wycombe have covered the equivalent of travelling from New York to Los Angeles in their first full week of operation, Buckinghamshire Council and operator Zipp Mobility have said. The 50 strong fleet of e-scooters, which were used over 1,330 times, clocked up more than …
Read More »Micromobility: a tantalising prospect for Christmas sales?
According to the BA’s Market Data Service – powered by Sports Marketing Surveys (SMS) – it’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas buying habits will be very different in 2020… In total, this market, which is predominantly made up of electric and non-electric scooters, has followed the wider cycling …
Read More »Spin e-scooters arriving in Basildon next week
Spin is launching its first Essex public hire e-scooter trial in Basildon next Monday, 7th December. 50 e-scooters will be available for hire in the town. This is the first step in a managed phased launch which Spin is looking to gradually expand hand in hand with demand and working …
Read More »Poll shows support for shared transport schemes in Scotland
A new opinion poll by Survation for Collaborative Mobility UK (CoMoUK) has found that 50% of people in Scotland support measures to increase the use of shared transport models, with only 13% opposed. The transport charity has called for more action to increase car clubs and bike-sharing to help tackle …
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