LEVA-EU is calling for an “urgent” change in EU regulations it says are “seriously hindering manufacturers”. The advocacy group said the issue has been brought into focus as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, with cities across Europe encouraging use of more light, electric vehicles (LEV), such as e-bikes, as …
Read More »Lime Releases its New Fleet of E-bikes
Shared e-bike provider, Lime, has announced plans to roll out its latest-generation e-bike model, th…
Vok Bikes launches London cargo bike rental service
Electric cargo bike manufacturer Vok Bikes has launched Vok Ride, a new cargo bike rental service de…
Beryl launches all-new connected bike ‘with a host of new features’
Beryl has launched a new pedal bike in Belfast that sets industry-leading standards for connectivity…
LCC launches new map of London’s most dangerous junctions
London Cycling Campaign (LCC) is highlighting inaction at ten deadly junctions as it launches a new …
Research shows entire primary school injured every year during school run
Every year, 443 children in London – equivalent to a whole primary school – suffer injur…
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Beryl urges UK councils “not to sleepwalk” into dilemmas of past micromobility schemes
Beryl has signalled its willingness and ability to launch services with local councils who have expressed an interest in running shared electric scooter trials to the DfT. The company’s hybrid scheme, which already includes e-bikes in regions across the UK, encourages users to pick up and drop off Beryl Bikes …
Read More »New £10 million bike hire scheme arriving in Manchester
A new £10 million bike hire scheme will arrive in Manchester in 2021. The initial phase of the project – which claims lessons have been learned from the unsuccessful Mobike rollout – will provide around 1,500 bikes to the Greater Manchester area in the spring. The Greater Manchester Combined Authority …
Read More »Tel Aviv to double city’s bike paths by 2025
The Tel Aviv-Yafo Municipality has approved a strategic plan aimed at doubling the length of bike paths in the city from 140 kilometres to 300 kilometres by 2025. The plan also aims to increase the number of personal vehicle journeys in the city in the next five years, from 11% …
Read More »Northern Ireland scraps “outdated” e-bike rules
Northern Ireland has relaxed regulations on the use of e-bikes (electrically assisted pedal cycles or EAPCs). The move brings Northern Ireland into line with the rest of the UK, where e-bikes are exempt from the restrictions covering motorcycles as long as they comply with certain requirements restricting their power and …
Read More »Sigma Sport starts delivery of new EOX e-bike series
Sigma Sport has announced the first delivery of the EOX Remote 500 and EOX View 1200 components. The new launch is a control unit and display for e-bikes. The Sigma EOX app is the digital component that complements the range of services. The EOX Remote 500 is the smart control …
Read More »WBIA invited to participate in new sustainable transport task force
The WBIA has been invited to participate in a new task force of THE PEP (Transport, Health and Environment Pan-European Programme), a joint body of the World Health Organization (WHO) and the United Nations (UN), to develop “Principles of Green and Healthy Sustainable Transport”. COVID-19 is having a substantial impact …
Read More ȣ2 million e-cargo fund awarded to local authorities
Funding has been awarded to 18 local authorities from the £2 million eCargo Bike Grant Fund, funded by the DfT and delivered by Energy Saving Trust. Local authorities across England were invited to bid for up to £200,000 each to purchase e-cargo bikes for use by local businesses or deployment …
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