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New York City is moving forward on two key fronts that could reshape the landscape for e-bike use and app-based delivery workers. At the center is a proposed 15 mph speed cap on e-bikes, now under formal review by the…
PopWheels has opened a battery-swapping hub at Brooklyn’s Ebbets Field Apartments, marking a new push to reduce fire risks tied to e-bike batteries. The facility offers delivery workers unlimited certified battery swaps for a flat $75 a month. It’s backed…
Namibia has officially committed to rethinking how its cities move. On July 24, 2025, government officials, urban planners, and transport stakeholders pledged to overhaul urban mobility and transport policy, signaling a broader effort to fix rising transportation challenges in the…
The World Bank and Cameroon have opened early talks on Douala’s first BRT pilot, marking a step toward a major urban transport upgrade.
With 400 purpose-built Yutong buses, Pakistan is making a serious move toward clean public transport.
A 40-mile air mobility testbed between Ann Arbor and Detroit is now live.
Busways, bike lanes, and simple fixes could be early wins for NYC’s next mayor.
England’s new Active Travel Network is a bold move to make walking and cycling the default for short trips — and a key step toward Net Zero 2050.
European cities are embedding automation into public transit with help from a new EIT Urban Mobility–backed coalition.
UrbanShield’s connected helmets unlock real-time safety data for insurers and cities. See how this reshapes trust in micromobility.