A vision of cities where micro-mobility is seamlessly integrated, with increased foot traffic, cleaner air and multiple transport options for users is the goal
We have had cars for more than 100 years, so users and authorities are well aware of their inherent benefits and risks, but nimble e-bikes and e-scooters ...
On a four wheeled vehicle the base and weight are kept low in order to maximize "grip." Wheels are positioned as far as possible into the "corners" to maintain that base as speed increases...
The earliest bicycles, like the Draisine (or "dandy horse") from 1817, relied on foot-propulsion against the ground. These designs had no pedals or mechanical assistance.
One of the biggest issues in shared mobility is vehicle damage. IoT sensors embedded in bikes and scooters can monitor the status of parts like wheels, brakes, and handlebars...