A number of the UK’s 12 shared e-scooter operators in the UK have started to add electric bicycles to their offerings, while some bikeshare operators
Shared e-scooter riders are travelling for an average of over four miles per trip in the largest UK trial areas, according to the latest data
Portsmouth, Nottingham, Bristol and Liverpool are some of the busiest locations in the UK for shared e-scooters, according to the latest data compiled by Zag.
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.
In the summer of 2012, while the world was watching the London Olympics, Beryl founder Emily Brooke had an epiphany. She had just finished university,
E-scooter companies Voi and Beryl have teamed up with journey planning platforms to link public transport with micromobility for onward journeys. Travel planning app Zipabout
A number of the UK’s 12 shared e-scooter operators in the UK have started to add electric bicycles to their offerings, while some bikeshare operators
Shared e-scooter riders are travelling for an average of over four miles per trip in the largest UK trial areas, according to the latest data
Portsmouth, Nottingham, Bristol and Liverpool are some of the busiest locations in the UK for shared e-scooters, according to the latest data compiled by Zag.
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.
In the summer of 2012, while the world was watching the London Olympics, Beryl founder Emily Brooke had an epiphany. She had just finished university,
E-scooter companies Voi and Beryl have teamed up with journey planning platforms to link public transport with micromobility for onward journeys. Travel planning app Zipabout
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