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Has the shared e-scooter industry finally grown up?

GreenBiz

Despite setbacks, cities are still embracing shared e-scooters to help get people out of cars.

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Pondering the trajectory of scooter and bike adoption

GreenBiz

Urban transportation is being reshaped by a new generation of electric scooters and bicycles, the large majority of them being used by men.

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Here's how e-scooter and e-bike companies could embrace the circular economy

GreenBiz

Shared micromobility services may reduce emissions, but the short lifespan of the scooters and bicycles raises questions about materials use and deeper supply-chain impacts.

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The Economic and Environmental Impact of Electric Scooters

U.S. Green Technology

Electric scooters are now more than just a leisurely ride for children and teenagers. Cities across the globe have been seeing the benefits of legalising and implementing shared and private electric scooters on city roads and lanes. The post The Economic and Environmental Impact of Electric Scooters appeared first on U.S.

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Mercedes-Benz debuts the Mercedes-AMG E-Scooter

Charged

Mercedes-Benz , in collaboration with Swiss mobility company Micro Mobility Systems , has introduced the Mercedes-AMG E-Scooter, designed for city dwellers, commuters and last-mile applications. Ah battery, the e-scooter has a range of up to 40 km and a top speed of 20 km/h. Equipped with a 500-watt motor and a 9.6 It weighs 14.7

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This chic, wooden electric scooter is carved from chestnut

Inhabitat - Innovation

Imagine a comfortable, fashionable electric scooter made from sustainable materials that doesn’t sacrifice quality. ILY-Ai is just that.

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Bird and Scootaround partner to make e-scooters available for people with disabilities

GreenBiz

Bird is putting adaptive e-scooters and e-wheelchairs on San Francisco streets.

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