Category: Featured

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.
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.
Brussels has recorded a 20% drop in road injuries since 2025 and a five-year record low. Zag sits down with Mobility Minister Elke Van den Brandt on what interventions are driving the progress and what the latest figures mean for a city set to ban shared e-scooters.
Cycling tourism generates billions across Europe but the continent still lacks the data to properly measure it. At the EuroVelo Conference in Utrecht, the European Cyclists’ Federation compiles national data that reveals just how fragmented the picture remains.
At the KNM 2026 Congress in Katowice, Zag Daily sits down with mobility players across Poland to hear why a post-communist culture of quiet pragmatism continues to isolate the country’s mobility innovations from the rest of Europe.
Belgian start-up Aerobag is taking one of the world’s first AI-powered wearable airbags to the mainstream with its technology now in use by professional cycling teams and a newly-launched commuter version for everyday riders.

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