Bolt Becomes First Micromobilty Operator to Launch Distance-Based Pricing

Bolt has become the first micromobilty operator to introduce distance-based pricing to encourage safe scooter riding. 

Dott Completes Refurbishment of 10,000 E-scooters

Dott has completed the refurbishment of 10,000 shared e-scooters in a move to increase the sustainability of its micromobility operations. 

Houston METRO to Launch Shared E-bike Programme

Houston METRO has announced plans to launch a shared e-bike programme to enhance mobility options in the city from summer 2024.  

Second Phase of E-scooter Trial Launches in London

Transport for London and London Councils have launched the second phase of London’s shared e-scooter trial, operated by Dott, Lime and Voi.

Bird Expands Its Presence in North America with Spin Acquisition

Micromobility provider, Bird has acquired Spin, making it the largest operator of shared micromobility services in North America. 

Beam Launches Seated E-scooters in Canberra

Shared micromobility operator, Beam has launched a fleet of 150 seated e-scooters in Canberra, Australia to help improve accessibility.

Amazon Rolls Out E-cargo Bike Delivery Fleet in Scotland

Amazon has expanded its rollout of e-cargo delivery bikes to Scotland, following the launch of its fleets in London and Manchester last year…

Beam to Deploy Pedestrian Shield on E-scooters in Victoria

Beam and Drover AI are rolling out its Pedestrian Shield footpath detection and speed-limiting technology in Victoria, Australia.

Boston to Pilot E-cargo Bike Delivery Programme

Mayor Michelle Wu and the Boston Transportation Department (BTD) have announced the launch of an e-cargo bike delivery pilot programme.

Neuron Research Suggests More Women Now Using E-scooters

Neuron Mobility has released its latest report analysing how the adoption, usage and perception of e-scooters differ between men and women.

Beam Launches ‘Beam for Business’ Programme for Work Travel

Micromobility operator, Beam has launched its ‘Beam for Business’ programme to help businesses encourage workers to return to the office.

Voi Integrates Flare Technology to Enhance Rider Safety

Micromobility operator, Voi has announced a new global partnership with Flare, specialists in mobility safety intelligence. 

Over 50 Organisations Call on UK Prime Minister to Legalise E-scooters

Over 50 organisations in the UK have written a joint letter to Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak calling for e-scooter legalisation. 

UK: DfT Contracts TRL and WMG to Recommend Future E-Scooter Requirements

The Department for Transport has contracted TRL and WMG to provide recommendations on future technical requirements for e-scooters in the UK…

Voi and Battery-as-a-Service Provider Swobbee Enter 3-Year Partnership

Voi has entered a 3-year partnership with Swobbee to improve the efficiency and sustainability of battery swapping for e-scooter sharing.

Schiphol and Hely Launch Bikeshare Programme

Employees at Schiphol-East are now able to make use of 150 new, free shared bicycles that are located at five sites around the airport.

TIER to Take Over Micromobility Services in Bristol and Bath

TIER has been selected by the West of England Combined Authority to take over shared micromobility services in Bristol and Bath.

Bolt Launches Bolt 6 E-scooter

The Future of E-scooters: Oui ou Non?

Following the referendum in Paris, the future of micromobility is a hot topic, with cities considering the safety credentials of e-scooters.

Shared Micromobility Vehicles Return to Dallas after 3 Years

The City of Dallas has reintroduced shared dockless micromobility vehicles after halting their use three years ago. 

TIER Demonstrates Pavement Riding Detection on London E-scooters

Germany: Zeus Launches Solar-Powered E-scooter Charging Pilot in Regensburg

Zeus has partnered with Zolar to launch the Litree solar-powered e-scooter charging pilot in Regensburg, Germany.

HumanForest to Double Its E-bike Fleet in London

HumanForest has raised 12 million GBP in Series A funding to expand its e-bike fleet in London and operate in five new boroughs.

Europeans Want More Micromobility Parking Space, Bolt Study Reveals

According to an IFOP study, over half of people in European cities want more space dedicated to micromobility parking rather than cars.