Running Out Of Gas Teaches YouTubers The Full Value of Micromobility
For many people, electric scooters and e-bikes are mostly used for fun. I’m mostly in that situation, because I don’t … [continued]
Motorcycles + Scooters
Electric Mobility Projects In Kenya Start to Show Real Potential For Significant Petrol & Diesel…
A lot of projects go ahead on the basis of some positive business cases, underpinned by the quest to solve … [continued]
Is An Electric Kick Scooter A Viable Car Replacement?
One thing urbanists are at least partially right about is how silly commuting in a car looks. A two-ton conglomeration … [continued]
New California Edition Electric Motorcycle Announced By Verge Motorcycles
Sometimes a new press release or newsletter makes its way to the ol’ inbox and it’s like a gift. The … [continued]
Where Does Vehicle Efficiency Go From Here?
In some ways, efficiency has been the main struggle in the automotive world for the last 40-50 years. There have … [continued]
Own an Apple Phone & a Gogoro Scooter? Things Just Got A Lot More Convenient
Gogoro, a company offering electric mopeds and scooters with removable battery packs, recently announced some cool features for owners of … [continued]
States Should Reform Fast E-Bike Regulations To Reduce Emissions
Let’s face it: the weekend after thanksgiving can be kind of slow for news. Looking through press releases to see … [continued]
Electric Bikes & Scooters Are Doing The Heavy Lifting On Climate
A recent article at The Conversation makes a great point. Four-wheeled EVs might get most of the attention, but electric-powered … [continued]
Ford News Roundup: Customer Uses F-150 Lightning To Power Scooter Business, BlueOval City Isn’t Dead
In today’s news from Ford, there were two cool stories. The first one we’ll share is about an F-150 Lightning … [continued]
30% Of Cities In The US With Shared Micromobility Options Had Both Bikeshare & Scootershare…
In 2022, 401 cities in North America (363 in the U.S.) had micromobility options. 30% of all cities with micromobility … [continued]
