Harry Maxwell of Zoov discusses how micromobility operators can move towards long-term leasing models in order to improve rider retention.
Hal Stevenson from Lime explains why electric cars are not the solution to making transport systems more sustainable and usable.
Laurent Kennel from Dott discusses what the shared micromobility operator is doing to cut its carbon footprint now and in the future.
Matthew Pencharz of Voi argues that there was not enough focus on reimagining the sustainable transport options in urban areas at COP26.
Transport expert Carlton Reid discusses how the DfT might go about regulating e-scooter speeds when and if legislation is passed.
The Zag Daily team enjoyed an illuminating two days at MOVE 2021 last week, connecting with several leaders within the micromobility sector.
Transport expert Carlton Reid argues that history shows how e-scooters will almost certainly be legalised in the UK following the conclusion of trials.
Ronan Furlong, Co-Founder at technology firm Luna Systems, discusses the various positioning methods being used by e-scooter operators.
Benjamin Bell of TIER Mobility discusses the recent approval of legislation allowing for e-scooters on public roads by the Irish Government.
Spin UK and Ireland Country Manager Steve Pyer explains why it is not just young people gravitating towards shared e-scooters in the UK.
Dott CEO and Co-Founder Henri Moissinac discusses why offering a range of micromobility options matters as the industry continues to grow.
George Symes, UK General Manager at Neuron Mobility, discusses a recent study the operator conducted into helmet use and public perceptions.
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