E-scooters will be limited to 12.5mph when they are trialled in the UK next month, while an ongoing consultation will decide the final rules that will apply to the vehicles when they are fully legalised for road use. Anyone who uses an e-scooter during the trial period will need to …
Read More »Police decision to destroy legal e-bike on loan challenged as Cyclists’ Defence Fund turns 25
On 24th April 2026, West Midlands Police stopped a cyclist on suspicion of riding an e-motorbike on …
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Beryl’s Cornwall e-micromobility scheme expands with e-scooters
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Research shows public support for rule change on e-scooters
New consumer research has shown support for e-scooters to be accepted for use on public roads, provided they’re not allowed on the pavement as well. E-scooters are not currently legally allowed to be used on public roads and can only be used on private land. When asked, “Given the current …
Read More ȣ24 million fund awarded to WECA for new major regional transport study
The West of England Combined Authority (WECA) is spearheading a £28million project to test how people will get around in future. It includes trialling e-scooters – currently illegal on UK roads and pavements – that commuters could hire for the first and last mile of their journey to the workplace …
Read More »Voi appoints former Bird UK chief
Voi has appointed former Bird UK chief Richard Corbett to head up its UK, Ireland and Benelux operations. Corbett was responsible for leading efforts to legalise e-scooters within the UK Government, and also launched the first legal e-scooter service in Britain back in 2018. He will now be responsible for …
Read More »Velorian launches specialist e-bike signal lights on Kickstarter
Berlin-based start-up Velorian has launched a set of signal lights, designed specifically for e-bikes, on Kickstarter. The Blinkerset, which has been in development and testing for over three years, was created by founder and engineer Eckehard Bahr. Designed to increase safety by increasing visibility while also removing the need for …
Read More »Peter Kimberley named Pure Electric CEO
Peter Kimberley has been appointed Pure Electric’s new CEO. The former Tredz and Cycle Republic supremo joined the company – known as Pure Scooters at the time – earlier this year as international managing director. He replaces founder Adam Norris in his new role, who will continue to work actively …
Read More »my Boo debuts first e-MTB with bamboo frame
my Boo has launched its first e-MTB. my Atakora, fitted with a bamboo frame, arrives on the market as an e-hardtail with Shimano Steps E8000 drive. It’s equipped with a Rock Shox Recon suspension fork and the down tube battery possesses 504Wh. Depending on the configuration, my Atakora can be …
Read More »Ather Energy plans scooter exchange programme, expands into eight new cities
Electric vehicle startup Ather Energy is planning a vehicle exchange programme to encourage traditional scooters to switch to electric. The company is expanding into eight new cities with financing and ownership models, opening up experiencing centres through dealerships in Kochi, Coimbatore and Kolkata, amongst others. Ather’s co-founder and CEO Tarun …
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