There has been some positive progress for the UK’s shared e-scooter industry in recent weeks. The trials have now clocked up over two million journeys since July 2020 and Zag’s own data analysis suggests there has already been a positive impact with riders shifting away from using private cars.
Wind has started ramping up its shared e-scooter trial in Nottingham to expand its fleet from 450 to 750 over the next few weeks. The
Dott, the Dutch-French micromobility company, has raised $85 million (£61m) in its latest round of funding to help fuel its expansion plans in the UK
Ireland is testing the waters ahead of the expected legalisation of e-scooters later this year with a six month research trial at Dublin City University
Neuron is offering weekly passes with savings of up to 80% as part of its challenge to riders to ditch their car for a week
France is looking to adopt new legislation that will offer a €2,500 (£2,170) grant to anyone scrapping their old vehicles for a new e-bike or
There has been some positive progress for the UK’s shared e-scooter industry in recent weeks. The trials have now clocked up over two million journeys since July 2020 and Zag’s own data analysis suggests there has already been a positive impact with riders shifting away from using private cars.
Wind has started ramping up its shared e-scooter trial in Nottingham to expand its fleet from 450 to 750 over the next few weeks. The
Dott, the Dutch-French micromobility company, has raised $85 million (£61m) in its latest round of funding to help fuel its expansion plans in the UK
Ireland is testing the waters ahead of the expected legalisation of e-scooters later this year with a six month research trial at Dublin City University
Neuron is offering weekly passes with savings of up to 80% as part of its challenge to riders to ditch their car for a week
France is looking to adopt new legislation that will offer a €2,500 (£2,170) grant to anyone scrapping their old vehicles for a new e-bike or
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