Superpedestrian saw a significant bump in rides during European Mobility Week when it offered a discount for journeys on its LINK e-scooters.
Legislation allowing the use of e-scooters on public roads in Ireland has been approved by the government and may be confirmed by Christmas.
Safety advances within micromobility require the blending of technology and rider education according to Superpedestrian Policy Director (Ireland and UK) Jean Andrews.
Superpedestrian has launched the first fleet of LINK shared e-scooters in France, the eighth country where it has rolled out its services.
The FIA Region 1 unveiled its 2021 road safety campaign on personal mobility devices last week, with e-scooters and e-bikes highlighted.
A recent survey by the Smart Mobility Institute found that 45 per cent of firms polled plan to offer micromobility solutions as a perk for employees within three years.
Superpedestrian saw a significant bump in rides during European Mobility Week when it offered a discount for journeys on its LINK e-scooters.
Legislation allowing the use of e-scooters on public roads in Ireland has been approved by the government and may be confirmed by Christmas.
Safety advances within micromobility require the blending of technology and rider education according to Superpedestrian Policy Director (Ireland and UK) Jean Andrews.
Superpedestrian has launched the first fleet of LINK shared e-scooters in France, the eighth country where it has rolled out its services.
The FIA Region 1 unveiled its 2021 road safety campaign on personal mobility devices last week, with e-scooters and e-bikes highlighted.
A recent survey by the Smart Mobility Institute found that 45 per cent of firms polled plan to offer micromobility solutions as a perk for employees within three years.
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