Lime's new scooter built for rocky road
Inspired by Brussels' cobble-stone streets, the rental company is rolling out a tougher electric scooter.
Bicycles and Personal Transport
Brussels 'bait bikes' to get a try
After years of stalling, Brussels police may finally be ready to use decoys to catch bike thieves.
France ends two-wheel safety experiment
A French traffic experiment ends after data show it led to more, not fewer accidents
New York opens its Empire Trail
New York starts the new year with the opening of a new network of 750 miles of hike-or-bike trails spanning the state.
Berlin police push bike registration
In Berlin, a sharp rise in bike use during the pandemic sets off controversy and calls for registration
Canada to Key West on Antique Bikes
A family adventure on high-wheel bikes draws positive reactions along the way.
UK gets a new historic cycle path
King Alfred's Way offers a long-distance loop for cyclists through some of England's most historic territory.
Now Copenhagen's up-to-here with scooters
Copenhagen reacts to the usual complaint of cities about the popular scooters: too fast, too many, too dangerous.
Europe cyclists want more bike-friendly trains
Cyclists look to EU authorities to set new standards for Europe's railroads, making it easier to travel by train with a bike.
Bikeshare returns to Amsterdam, with questions
Amsterdam is ready to give bike- and scooter-sharing another try, but questions are already being raised about safety and sanitation.
Segway shuts shop with no segue
Segway's Chinese parent company is discontinuing production as sales fall and small electric scooters fill its niche.