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’.
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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