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11 November 2020
Riders no longer need a credit or debit card to access shared scooters.
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Riders no longer need a credit or debit card to access shared scooters.
No bandwagon here: the programme started abroad in April and is now live for British key workers.
These new in-app features from Bird and Voi are designed to boost rider safety.
Three leading micromobility companies get serious about supporting Britain by partnering with Zag.
A 12-month trial programme will be run in the Kent city by Bird, beginning at two universities.
Link’s Europe chief has done battle for the planet from inside the establishment – at energy giant Shell, the UN and micromobility unicorn Bird. Now, she’s joined forces with the minnow that wants to transform, not only how people move around cities worldwide, but how e-scooter companies themselves work.
Riders no longer need a credit or debit card to access shared scooters.
No bandwagon here: the programme started abroad in April and is now live for British key workers.
These new in-app features from Bird and Voi are designed to boost rider safety.
Three leading micromobility companies get serious about supporting Britain by partnering with Zag.
A 12-month trial programme will be run in the Kent city by Bird, beginning at two universities.
Link’s Europe chief has done battle for the planet from inside the establishment – at energy giant Shell, the UN and micromobility unicorn Bird. Now, she’s joined forces with the minnow that wants to transform, not only how people move around cities worldwide, but how e-scooter companies themselves work.
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