Nottingham Trent University is calling for the introduction of hazard perception training for e-scooters after it found that frequent riders are more likely to engage in risky or illegal riding behaviour.
Nottingham Trent University is calling for the introduction of hazard perception training for e-scooters after it found that frequent riders are more likely to engage in risky or illegal riding behaviour.
Swedish e-bike retailer MOVS has consolidated its service offering as it aims to be a “one-stop shop” for cycling in Scandinavia.
Turkish shared micromobility operator Tripy Mobility has secured fresh investment to support its expansion across Europe.
A new report by business accelerator Via ID and data provider Dealroom.co has found that Europe accounted for 40% of all mobility transactions globally in 2024.
Nottingham Trent University is calling for the introduction of hazard perception training for e-scooters after it found that frequent riders are more likely to engage in risky or illegal riding behaviour.
Active Travel England has today announced a £291 million funding pot for walking, wheeling and cycling across England.
A new report from the Partnership for Active Travel and Health (PATH) has revealed that over a quarter of global road deaths involve pedestrians and cyclists.
Swedish e-bike retailer MOVS has consolidated its service offering as it aims to be a “one-stop shop” for cycling in Scandinavia.
Turkish shared micromobility operator Tripy Mobility has secured fresh investment to support its expansion across Europe.
A new report by business accelerator Via ID and data provider Dealroom.co has found that Europe accounted for 40% of all mobility transactions globally in 2024.
Nottingham Trent University is calling for the introduction of hazard perception training for e-scooters after it found that frequent riders are more likely to engage in risky or illegal riding behaviour.
Active Travel England has today announced a £291 million funding pot for walking, wheeling and cycling across England.
A new report from the Partnership for Active Travel and Health (PATH) has revealed that over a quarter of global road deaths involve pedestrians and cyclists.
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