Today is the Department for Transport’s (DfT) own deadline for all shared e-scooter trials to start in the UK. However, there are still many questions that need to be answered, including whether there will be an extension. Zag thinks it’s likely.
Superpedestrian, the US-based micromobility company, is due to launch its Link shared e-scooters in 20 new European cities before the end of August. The company
Superpedestrian is rolling out “over the air” updates to its Link scooters across Europe and the world that will boost range by 10% to 61
Author: Haya Verwoord Douidri, Superpedestrian VP EMEA February marked six months of operating Superpedestrian’s shared e-scooter fleets in Europe – and we’re thrilled by the
Three leading micromobility companies get serious about supporting Britain by partnering with Zag.
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.
Today is the Department for Transport’s (DfT) own deadline for all shared e-scooter trials to start in the UK. However, there are still many questions that need to be answered, including whether there will be an extension. Zag thinks it’s likely.
Superpedestrian, the US-based micromobility company, is due to launch its Link shared e-scooters in 20 new European cities before the end of August. The company
Superpedestrian is rolling out “over the air” updates to its Link scooters across Europe and the world that will boost range by 10% to 61
Author: Haya Verwoord Douidri, Superpedestrian VP EMEA February marked six months of operating Superpedestrian’s shared e-scooter fleets in Europe – and we’re thrilled by the
Three leading micromobility companies get serious about supporting Britain by partnering with Zag.
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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