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🇳🇱 Amsterdam
All the micromobility news that's fit to print
Tomorrow’s the big day. Micromobility Europe kicks off in Amsterdam on June 1-2, and we have so many unbelievably cool things to show you.
For our largest event ever, you can expect a nonstop procession of engaging speeches 🏟 quality meetings 🤝 lively parties 🎉 exciting demos 🚴‍♀️ exclusive announcements 🤯 and more—all part of our jam-packed, two-day agenda.
If you have not booked your tickets yet, you still have a bit time. As of right now, there are exactly 9 tickets left.
Already have a ticket? Check out our guide for how to get to and sign into the event tomorrow.
What You Need to Know This Week
Harley-Davidson is temporarily halting all production except for electric motorcycles due to supply chain issues.
Our own Oliver Bruce spoke to Alison Griswold of Oversharing about what is coming next for micromobility: “There's going to be this Cambrian explosion of new vehicle types that will change what's available to people who live in cities.”
And our very own Horace Dediu (a.k.a. “Mr. Micromobility”) spoke to Zag Daily about the same: “The main reason we should be excited about micromobility is because it’s going to become ubiquitous. It’s inevitable. The reason it’s inevitable is because mobility is a human right.”
Superpedestrian and Helbiz tap data intelligence firm Populus to work on safety standards with USDOT.
“E Source estimates battery cell prices will surge 22% from 2023 through 2026, peaking at $138 per kilowatt-hour, before they resume a steady decline through 2031”
Most of Vancouver is already a 15-min city.
Guns have surpassed cars as the leading cause of death for American children.
Washington DC will increase vehicle registration fees for SUVs.
Uber is widening its industry friend group in Italy after coming to an agreement with the country’s largest taxi dispatcher IT Italy.
The new Elizabeth Line opened in London last week. Here’s why the TfL chose Pantone 17-3938 (“Very Peri”) for its color scheme.
Rotterdam is trialing a cargo bike program for residents to use on their weekly trash run.
Any Italian company that purchased a cargo bike for its daily activities in 2021 will now be able to receive up to 30% of the total expense, up to a maximum of €2,000.
When life gives you mushrooms, make biodegradable helmets.
Tailpipe emissions make up the bulk of ICE contributions to pollution, but EU legislation in the pipeline is targeting another culprit: brake-pad particles.
Public transit and private micromobility are symbiotic services. Cities like Denver are proving that if you build the right incentives, riders will come.
As flagship SUVs and pickups grow bigger, Ford is developing geofencing tech to ensure they are driven safely in mixed-use zones with reduced speed limits.
Walgreens released a new commercial with a micromobility twist (literally). Can you guess what happens at the 0:30 mark?
Pod People
New pod! This week Oliver Bruce interviewed Mark Frohnmayer, CEO of Arcimoto. They discussed the latest progress with the vehicles Arcimoto is building—like the FUV—and where they’ve got to with future vehicles like the Mean Lean Machine.
Jobs to Be Done
Welcome to our jobs board, where every week we post open positions in hopes of connecting our talented readers with professional opportunities in the burgeoning world of new mobility. Find out who’s hiring below and sign up for the newsletter to view fresh listings every week.
Hit reply if you have a job that you’re interested in listing.
Dance: Software Engineering Lead (Berlin)
Felyx: General Manager Germany (Berlin)
HERE Protocol (Global):
Regional Leads (Latin America, SE Asia, Africa)
Vassla: