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How predictive software is keeping Rouen’s bike share in balance

From one-way travel flows across the Seine to strict availability targets at individual stations, Rouen’s bike share network presents a complex operational puzzle. Qucit and Inurba Mobility are using predictive software to solve it.

How Segway’s latest e-scooter takes aim at the realities of shared fleets

Following Segway’s product launch in Changzhou, Zag examines how the new R1 shared e-scooter goes back to the basics for making shared micromobility work: durable fleets, lean operations and meeting city demands.

Waymo secures $5bn loan to accelerate robotaxi expansion

Waymo has borrowed $5 billion in its first debt financing after raising $16 billion from investors earlier this year, as the US robotaxi company seeks to ramp up its presence across the US and beyond.

Scuter unveils “robo-moped” in Milan

Zag joins Scuter in Milan for the first public demonstration of its autonomous three-wheeled moped, as the Italian startup works towards a future where shared vehicles can leave one rider and drive themselves to the next.

“We’re not there yet”: Industry to meet in Utrecht to make cargo bikes mainstream

Cargo bike players from across the world are to convene in Utrecht next week in an effort to make cargo bikes a mainstream mode of transportation.

‘It’s a mess’: London’s dockless e-bike market faces regulatory overhaul

London’s Walking and Cycling Commissioner Will Norman has branded the UK capital’s dockless e-bike system “a mess” at today’s London Assembly Transport Committee meeting.