A new geography of sustainable transit
By Mira Klein
Alongside “smart cities” and “transit-oriented development,” the term “mobility hubs” is joining the buzzy phrases making their mark on sustainable urban planning.
Mobility hubs are a cornerstone concept for shared mobility transit, which...
Why are bike share companies pivoting to e-scooters?
BY ALEX VUOCOLO
Lime and other dockless bike share companies are pivoting from bicycles to electric scooters.
Scooter services have outpaced bike share in demand.
Lime will quietly remove bikes from several cities this month.
In Mountain...
Five Promises of Micromobility
Posted by florentcrivello
Disclaimer: I’m a product manager at Uber. This piece represents my views only, and not those of people working on behalf of Uber.
A wave of electric scooters and bikes has been taking...
With new mobility options, Detroit goes multimodal
By David Sands
It's a chilly Thursday night in late January, and Detroiter Tamara Ballinger is waiting for a bus at DDOT's Rosa Parks Transit Center. The 21-year-old college student and fast food worker is...
E-scooters and E-bikes are redefining urban transportation
By guest author Anil Niraula.
You might have already seen people whooshing by on e-scooters and e-bikes on the sidewalks of your city. The flood of dockless transport has caught many, including policymakers, off guard....
E-scooter legislation worries bike advocates
By Doug McClellan
BOULDER, Colo. (BRAIN) — Cycling advocates are casting a wary eye on bills pending in several statehouses that seek to legalize electric scooters. Their concerns aren't with e-scooters as such, but with the scooter...
eBikeLabs has been selected by Allianz France and Toyota Tsusho Europe to participate in...
26 February 2019, Grenoble France: eBikeLabs, leading technology provider for ebike sharing, selected by Allianz France to participate in the co-acceleration program with Toyota Tsusho Europe. This new co-acceleration program is dedicated to work...
The way forward for the bike-sharing industry
By NITIN PANGARKAR
After incurring hefty losses for more than a year, oBike ceased operations in Singapore on June 25. Though other players have exited the scene, oBike is the only member of the Big Three...
Bike share scheme needs a cautious approach
Monday's announcement Canberra's first dockless bike share scheme trial is about to begin will spark a lively, probably even colourful, community debate.
That's because few subjects can match bicycles for their power to generate controversy...
Share Bikes Hit The Road
By Erika Echternach
From Shanghai to Barcelona bike share programs have become an international phenomenon, so why has Sydney sent multiple bike share operators packing?
Of the four bike sharing companies currently operating in Sydney, two...
