Tag: cities
Review: Handsome and nippy, new VanMoof e-bikes could be the shape...
I have to admit, I was an e-bike virgin. Sure, I’d tried out Uber’s Jump bikes and similar e-bikes, but these are more...
Coronavirus MAPPED: 36 cities and counties could face lockdown – is...
WHILE the UK is making headway in abandoning lockdown measures, some areas of the UK have begun to see local spikes and face the...
Google, Toyota invest in WhereIsMyTransport to map transport in emerging cities
In emerging markets, up to 80% of the population may have to rely on informally-run public transport to get around. Literally, privately-run buses and...
Playing traffic cop for drones in cities and towns nets Airspace...
As the number of drones proliferates in cities and towns across America, government agencies are scrambling to find ways to manage the oncoming traffic...
Movo grabs $22.5M to get more cities in LatAm scooting
Madrid-based micromobility startup Movo has closed a €20 million (~$ 22.5M) Series A funding round to accelerate international expansion. The 2017-founded Spanish startup...
Seven Indian cities put on ‘HIGHEST’ terror alert after jets STRIKE...
SEVEN cities in India have been put on “highest alert” for possible terror attacks after Indian jets bombed militant camps in Pakistan yesterday.
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How cities can fix tourism hell
A steep and rapid rise in tourism has left behind a wake of economic and environmental damage in cities around the globe. In response,...
A tale of two scooter cities
The kids in Madrid’s El Retiro Park are loving their new on-demand joyriding toys. Lime launched its scooters in the Spanish capital this...
Amazon puts $10M in Closed Loop Fund to make recycling easier...
Amazon announced today that it has invested $ 10 million in Closed Loop Fund, which finances the creation of recycling infrastructure and services...
Taiwan startup FunNow gets $5M Series A to help locals in...
“Instant booking” apps that let tourists sign up for activities on very short notice have been in the news a lot lately, partly because...
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