Electric scooters for adults have become a convenient means of transport during the pandemic since they offer a safer alternative to commuting. When people became wary of using public transportation, the market saw increased micro-mobility usage, including e-scooters, e-bikes, bicycles, and more. These devices also provide an efficient, affordable, and

A Neuron Mobility survey conducted in Newcastle upon Tyne, England found that a third of Neuron e-scooters replaced car journeys. The survey also found that 60 per cent of the riders combine their e-scooter trips with public transportation. These data suggest that more commuters prefer riding electric scooters over cars.

Electric scooters for adults have become increasingly popular in cities globally. As demand for these micro-mobility devices continues, more governments are allowing private and shared electric scooters in the streets. Shared electric scooters have become particularly rampant as legislators conduct e-scooter trials using these platforms. These ride-sharing schemes provide low-cost,

According to a report by the Climate Council, the transport sector is Australia’s third-largest contributor of greenhouse gas emissions. The report also states that cars are responsible for roughly half of the country’s transport emissions. As air pollution in cities continues to increase, locals and governments are finding ways to