Tier is to add sound to its vehicles to alert blind and partially sighted people of their approach. The company has partnered with national charity Thomas Pocklington Trust (TPT) and will be using new research from the organisation to design the feature and roll it out across its fleet in …
Read More »Riese & Müller publishes new Sustainability Report
Riese & Müller, the manufacturer of e-bikes and cargo bikes, has published ‘Sustainability Insig…
Forest strengthens presence in Hammersmith & Fulham
Forest has announced a new agreement with Hammersmith & Fulham Council to offer more sustainable…
Canterbury Partners with Beryl to Launch new Public e-bike Scheme
Beryl has launched a new public e-bike scheme in Canterbury. From today, 100 e-bikes will be availab…
Virgin Red and Forest team up to make riding across London, “more rewarding”
Forest, London’s home-grown e-bike operator, and Virgin Red, Virgin’s Group-wide loyalty rewards pro…
Evri records 100% uptime in winter cargo bike trial with Vok Bikes
Evri has said it recorded full uptime with zero servicing during a winter pilot of four-wheeled e-ca…
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Pure Electric to open Cardiff’s ‘first’ dedicated e-bike and e-scooter retail outlet
Pure Electric is to open Cardiff’s ‘first’ electric bike and electric scooter retail outlet on Monday 9th November, bringing the company’s high street chain of stores up to 14. The Cardiff store will sell leading brands of e-bikes and e-scooters and has a Shimano Service Centre workshop where customers can …
Read More »Which UK city has the most sustainable transport system?
Transport is the biggest source of air and noise pollution in the UK. In fact, in 2018, road transport made up around 33% of the UK’s total CO2 emissions. Reducing emissions remains a significant challenge as the UK looks to reach zero emissions by 2050. Amid the country’s rapid urbanisation, popular growth …
Read More »Trial shows benefits of cargo bikes in improving cityscapes
A trial has shown the potential of cargo bike in improving the cityscape, with pollution being reduced by over 300kgs of CO2. Last-mile logistics firm Stuart conducted a five-week trial using electric cargo bikes supplied by Pure Electric, with each bike making an average of 100 deliveries a week and …
Read More »Norwich’s free ride initiative extended to keep city moving during lockdown
Norfolk County Council and Norwich’s micromobility provider Beryl have extended their free ride initiative to keep the city moving during the approaching lockdown. Starting from yesterday, 2nd November, Norfolk County Council and Beryl are offering 30 minutes free riding on the pedal bikes and 15 minutes on the e-bikes between …
Read More »Britain ‘could be heading for traffic gridlock’ following pandemic, transport experts warn
Britain could be heading for traffic gridlock in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, transport experts have warned, as workers continue to shun public transport in favour of commuting by car. Although motor traffic on Britain’s roads decreased at the height of the national lockdown, Government figures show it is …
Read More »LEVA-EU proposes ZEV-concept for LEVs to remove ‘legal bottlenecks’
Trade association LEVA-EU has unveiled proposals to introduce a new concept for light electric vehicles to remove legal bottlenecks it has said are “blighting the industry”. The organisation said bringing in the concept of Zero Tailpipe Emission Vehicles (ZEVs) would “finally set them apart” from internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles …
Read More »Aventon Pace e-bikes launch into UK and Europe
Brick Lane Bikes has launched the Aventon Pace e-bikes into the UK and Europe. Built around a Cruiser geometry, using an Alu frameset and 650B wheels, the Pace is “light, super comfortable with the smaller wheel/bigger tyre combination and perfect for potholed city roads and gravel paths alike”. The 250 …
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