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Voi targets profitability in 2022 and sets out plans for UK growth
Richard Corbett, Voi’s regional general manager UK, Ireland and Benelux, speaks to Zag about how the Swedish-based company has built up a 60% market share
Richard Corbett, Voi’s regional general manager UK, Ireland and Benelux, speaks to Zag about how the Swedish-based company has built up a 60% market share
Bird, the US-based micro mobility company, is investing $150 million (£107.8m) to help fuel its expansion plans to 50 cities across Europe. As part of
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has given the green light to running e-scooter trials in the capital as part of a key step ahead of
The Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety (PACTS) is urging more operators to collaborate after already working with Tier and Bolt. PACTS advises the UK
E-scooters should be made more widely available and affordable, according to a new report from the Department for Transport (DfT). The DfT has been tracking
While we’re all still waiting for the official announcement on which three operators have won the contract for London (more on that below), Zag’s latest market data shows the UK has nearly doubled its e-scooter fleet in just two months.
Richard Corbett, Voi’s regional general manager UK, Ireland and Benelux, speaks to Zag about how the Swedish-based company has built up a 60% market share
Bird, the US-based micro mobility company, is investing $150 million (£107.8m) to help fuel its expansion plans to 50 cities across Europe. As part of
Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has given the green light to running e-scooter trials in the capital as part of a key step ahead of
The Parliamentary Advisory Council for Transport Safety (PACTS) is urging more operators to collaborate after already working with Tier and Bolt. PACTS advises the UK
E-scooters should be made more widely available and affordable, according to a new report from the Department for Transport (DfT). The DfT has been tracking
While we’re all still waiting for the official announcement on which three operators have won the contract for London (more on that below), Zag’s latest market data shows the UK has nearly doubled its e-scooter fleet in just two months.
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