Veo’s Social Impact Strategist Celeste Brown explains how the shared operator is shaping the future of micromobility by working at the grassroots level to serve communities most in need
Veo’s Social Impact Strategist Celeste Brown explains how the shared operator is shaping the future of micromobility by working at the grassroots level to serve communities most in need
Sustainable delivery service Zedify saved 202 tonnes of CO2e in 2023 – the equivalent to the annual electricity consumption of 362 British households.
To celebrate Earth Day 2024, Zag has taken a look at how several mobility players are contributing to the day’s overarching goal: environmental protection.
Industry experts, entrepreneurs and advisors gathered in London last night to discuss the secrets behind cracking profitability in the new mobility industry.
Dutch mobility platform umob has today announced its acquisition of Finnish mobility company MaaS Global.
Britain’s largest volume bike manufacturer Brompton Bicycle has backed a bill which would require all e-bikes, e-scooters and their batteries to gain third-party approval before entering the UK market.
Research from the Institute for Public Policy and Research (IPPR) has found that just 13% of the British public most trust the national government to make transport decisions in their local area.
Sustainable delivery service Zedify saved 202 tonnes of CO2e in 2023 – the equivalent to the annual electricity consumption of 362 British households.
To celebrate Earth Day 2024, Zag has taken a look at how several mobility players are contributing to the day’s overarching goal: environmental protection.
Industry experts, entrepreneurs and advisors gathered in London last night to discuss the secrets behind cracking profitability in the new mobility industry.
Dutch mobility platform umob has today announced its acquisition of Finnish mobility company MaaS Global.
Britain’s largest volume bike manufacturer Brompton Bicycle has backed a bill which would require all e-bikes, e-scooters and their batteries to gain third-party approval before entering the UK market.
Research from the Institute for Public Policy and Research (IPPR) has found that just 13% of the British public most trust the national government to make transport decisions in their local area.
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