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Watch our last Online Bike Forum where we discussed what’s happening with “little vehicles” right now, including use cases, types of systems, facilities, tech, policy, and how companies and universities are thinking about integrating micromobility into their transportation plans.
Building with bicycles in mind will pay off in the long run as developers seek to attract and retain the right tenants for their commercial, residential and mixed-use properties.
How Genentech Piloted Cargo E-Bikes
Genentech, a biotechnology company headquartered in the Bay Area, saw an opportunity to potentially save on fleet vehicle costs by using bikes instead. So, they asked Bikes Make Life Better to run a proof-of-concept pilot at its large campus in South San Francisco.
The Business Case for E-Bikes
E-bikes require one tenth the space of a car; can be charged via a traditional power outlet; and makes users healthier, happier, and more productive. Here are five reasons why planning for e-bikes doesn’t just make good sense for us and our planet—it makes good sense for our businesses too.
Small Devices, Big Change: the state of micromobility
Shared micro-mobility is constantly evolving. To help you make sense of one the hottest topics in urban mobility, we’ve dug deep into the key trends and developments in the realm of shared bicycles, scooters, and other small vehicles. Here are our takeaways.
Corporate Bike Programs: A Best Practices Guide
Being bike friendly has moved from a nice idea to an important and valuable sustainable business strategy. Read our best practices and ideas to find out where to get started.
