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Tag: Women Making Moves

Forest

Forest’s Caroline Seton on London’s shared e-bike reset: “The time has absolutely come”

In #44 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, Forest Co-Founder Caroline Seton sets out her non-negotiables for London’s upcoming city-wide framework for dockless e-bikes.
inDrive

inDrive’s Chief Ride-Hailing Officer on putting drivers and riders in control of their lives

In #43 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, inDrive’s Evgenia Matrosova explains how the world’s second most-downloaded ride-hailing app is putting fairness, choice and economic opportunity at its heart while navigating the rise of autonomy.
Meera Naran

Meera Naran MBE: Her road safety story

In #42 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, we hear from Meera Naran, a pharmacist and university lecturer who channelled the unimaginable grief of losing two children into becoming one of the world’s strongest road safety advocates.

Battery repair will soon be mandatory – is the mobility sector ready?

In #41 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, Nowos Chief Impact Officer Alix Armour explains why mobility brands, OEMs and operators must prioritise battery repair over replacement and why EU regulation will soon leave them no choice.

BusCaro CEO: “I came back to Pakistan because there could finally be a way to change a woman’s life”

In #40 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, BusCaro Founder Maha Shahzad exposes the harsh realities of Pakistan’s transport system and how her bus-hailing service gives women the human right to safe access to education and employment.
Bolt

Inside Bolt’s UK micromobility push

In #39 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, Bolt’s Director of Public Policy Haya Douidri explains how the mobility giant plans to shake up the UK micromobility scene and why London is emerging as a top market for shared transport.

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