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Bliq leverages real-time data streams from millions of connected vehicles and computer vision on the Edge to build a street-level sensor network.
A few months back, the Estonian ride-hailing company Bolt expanded its micro-mobility services to 45 cities in 15 countries including Sweden, France, and Portugal.
Back in September, Glovo, a European on-demand delivery startup announced the launch of “Glovo Access” a global logistics service for NGOs, charitable foundations, and social enterprises.
Zurich Transport Authority (VBZ), along with the Traffic Department, Civil Engineering Office of the City of Zurich, and ViaVan (a startup that provides on-demand shared transit services in Europe), have together launched ‘Pikmi’, the first on-demand public transport service in the city of Zurich.
The current situation with the COVID-19 pandemic has notably impacted some sectors.
Tier Mobility claims it is already profitable, and will use the raised capital to accelerate its vision to change mobility for good.
Electric trucks look to be the next big thing!
There has been a visible spike in the adoption of micro-mobility-based travel platforms.
The coronavirus pandemic has impacted literally every industry and altered various aspects of lives.
E-bikes are becoming increasingly popular, and there is little to no evidence to suggest this growth will slow in the recent future.
The car’s body is made of recycled ABS - a hard plastic used in many consumer products such as toys, televisions, and kitchen products.
Electric cars such as battery electric vehicles & plug-in hybrid electric vehicles are slowly penetrating the EU market.
