As the first full summer of shared e-scooter trials in the UK draws to a close, Zag Daily takes a closer look at the micromobility landscape.
As the first full summer of shared e-scooter trials in the UK draws to a close, Zag Daily takes a closer look at the micromobility landscape.
Legislation allowing the use of e-scooters on public roads in Ireland has been approved by the government and may be confirmed by Christmas.
A ban on e-scooters in Copenhagen has been overturned, with Voi, Bolt, TIER and Lime set to relaunch fleets in the Danish capital.
TIER has partnered with Dutch mobility as a service app Gaiyo less than a month after launching its services in the Netherlands.
Lime and TIER have partnered with Paris public transport agency RATP, with their e-scooters and e-bikes set to be integrated into the RATP app.
Micromobility operator Voi has agreed to a two-year extension to its shared e-scooter tender in the French city of Marseille.
Superpedestrian has launched the first fleet of LINK shared e-scooters in France, the eighth country where it has rolled out its services.
The introduction of a 15mph speed limit for all vehicles in the City of London will be discussed at a transport committee meeting next month.
The London e-scooter trial expanded into the borough of Camden on Monday, with Camden now the 10th borough to take part in the trial.
There are 45,000 shared e-scooters available in Sweden, giving it the highest density of scooters per person of any country in Europe.
Swedish micromobility operator Voi launched a new fleet of 1,000 shared e-scooters in the Belgian capital of Brussels last week.
Shared e-scooter operators TIER, Lime and Dott have welcomed the introduction of a new 18mph speed limit for all vehicles in Paris.
Micromobility operator Lime announced the appointment of its new General Manager for the UK and Ireland Sam Merullo on Monday.
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