Zag industry expert Caroline Seton reveals the security trade off micromobility operators are having to make to run more sustainable batteries
Forest joins a select few micromobility companies to have reached profitability thanks in large part to its unique advertising business model.
Forest has launched a monthly subscription package dubbed ‘Forest Plus’ in response to a spike in user demand saving users up to £113.40 a month.
London-based Forest, formally known as HumanForest, has launched a fleet of bright blue ‘River e-bikes’ in support of The Rivers Trust.
Shared micromobility operator HumanForest has undertaken a brand refresh by streamlining its name to ‘Forest’.
Zag industry expert Caroline Seton reveals the security trade off micromobility operators are having to make to run more sustainable batteries
Forest joins a select few micromobility companies to have reached profitability thanks in large part to its unique advertising business model.
Forest has launched a monthly subscription package dubbed ‘Forest Plus’ in response to a spike in user demand saving users up to £113.40 a month.
London-based Forest, formally known as HumanForest, has launched a fleet of bright blue ‘River e-bikes’ in support of The Rivers Trust.
Shared micromobility operator HumanForest has undertaken a brand refresh by streamlining its name to ‘Forest’.
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