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Paris Police Report More Than 400 E-Scooter Accidents In 2022

In 2022, there were more than 400 accidents involving electric scooters which resulted in more than 450 injuries, and unfortunately, three deaths.

InsideEVs

New fleet of 700 Nottingham e-bikes will be a 'leisurely travel solution'

The bikes are set to be rolled out in the coming months

Nottingham Post

Kyrgios could cop fine over e-scooter ride

Tennis star Nick Kyrgios will be spoken to by Victoria Police after being busted riding an electric scooter without wearing a helmet in central Melbourne.

AAP

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How to be a CEO podcast: Lime’s Wayne Ting on optimism in a crisis

For a couple of years, Lime seemed to be one of those companies that pops in exactly the right place at the precisely the right time.

Evening Standard

Lime pauses all scooter operations in London due to poor weather

The message came after London was hit by sheets of snow and ice

Evening Standard

Lime's CEO says cars, not other scooter companies, are his true business rivals

Lime is on track to reach its first profitable year yet and banking on people's desire for green transportation.

Fortune

E-Bike Sharing Firms In The U.K. Launch Responsible Parking Campaigns

Leading e-bike sharing platforms, Lime and HumanForest, are urging customers to park responsibly via new advertising campaigns..

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Pedestrian ‘jungle’: the row in Paris over rented e-scooters

Road safety concerns, scooters ‘strewn across the ground’ and questions over environmental credentials could lead to a ban

The Guardian - UK

Companies like Lime and Lyft are improving design and operations to deliver on sustainability promises

Although shared e-bikes and scooters are touted as an environmentally friendly way to get around cities, the companies are often net contributors to greenhouse gas emissions.

Fortune

Wandsworth Council begin seizing ‘dumped’ Lime e-bikes

Council takes action after claims bikes are causing ‘unacceptable obstructions’ on pavements

Evening Standard

London council vows to seize Lime e-bikes blocking its streets in ultimatum

Wandsworth Council says bikes have blocked busy streets around rail stations and Tube stations

Evening Standard

Paris considers electric scooter ban over safety concerns

Paris is considering banning its 15,000 rental electric scooters due to concerns about public safety on the city's sidewalks, but operators are proposing a series of improvements in the hope of getting their licences renewed.

Reuters

No way for Waka Kotahi to know how dangerous e-scooters are

Transport agency Waka Kotahi is still debating how to measure the maximum power output, the High Court warns.

Newsroom.co.nz

Salford's e-scooter trial extended after more than 400,000 rides

The move comes after the scooters proved a big hit in the city

Manchester Evening News

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Evening Standard

Lime invests another £6 million in London’s e-bike infrastructure

The investment has helped the firm launch its fourth-generation e-bike and expand its physical footprint across London

ABC News

Julia was knocked down by an e-scooter and her medical bill was $15,000. So who's financially liable?

There have been a number of serious accidents in Australia involving e-scooters. But for those involved, the fine print surrounding who is liable can be tricky to navigate.

The Independent UK

Lime Garden want their music to help fans escape existential dread

The energetic Brighton four-piece sit down with Megan Graye to discuss juggling the band with their ‘real jobs’, why community is crucial to music-making, and how they want to offer escapism for their fans

The Conversation

Who's liable if you're injured or killed riding an e-scooter?

The rental e-scooter craze is sweeping the globe, with millions of the vehicles dotting pavements in more than 600 cities. Studies predict there will be 4.6 million shared e-scooters in operation worldwide by 2024.

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The Guardian - AU

Solution or hazard? Australia’s e-scooter debate gains speed, but the rules are a mess

With rising petrol prices and environmental concerns, e-scooters are quickly growing in popularity. But as legislation lags, are they safe?

Evening Standard

The Rise of the Bike Hire Tribes

Bike rental in the city has gone berserk. Before getting in the wrong saddle, let Martin Robinson find the wheels for you

InsideEVs

Lime Begins Pilot Testing Of New Citra Electric Scooter In California

E-mobility company Lime is running tests for its new electric scooter, the Citra. It’s designed for longer distances as opposed to its fleet of standup scooters.

Wales Online

People choosing not to wear a helmet when riding because it messes up their hair

"People often avoid wearing helmets, despite feeling safer when using one."

Manchester Evening News

E-scooter safety prioritised amid initial concerns by authorities during trial in Salford

“We consider the safety of our vehicles, those riding them and members of the public our biggest priority."

Evening Standard

TfL announces extension to e-scooter rental trial

Londoners will be able to continue hiring e-scooters until at least November this year after TfL announced an extension to a trial scheme.

The Guardian - UK

‘I know they’re exciting – but calm down!’ Britain’s love-hate affair with the e-scooter

There are more than 750,000 private e-scooters in the UK, most of them being used illegally. Why have they become so popular – and so disliked?

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