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Charging·Electric Vehicle·EV·Infrastructure·News

Volkswagen’s Game Changer. An Affordable EV Amidst Global Crisis

Volkswagen has unveiled the ID.2, an affordable electric vehicle aimed at broader market access during economic challenges. The ID.2 addresses rising demand for sustainable, low-cost transport amidst fluctuating fuel prices. Notable features include affordability, impressive range, modern design, and advanced features, making

24 February 2025

Bikes·e-Bikes·Infrastructure·Legislation·News·Scooters

E-Bikes Under Fire: Safety or Opportunity? Discover the Future of Commuting

City Council Addressing E-Bike Dangers Proposed legislation in New York City aims to enhance safety concerning e-bikes and e-scooters. Titled Priscilla’s Law, this bill mandates that all such vehicles be registered with the Department of Transportation and display visible license plates. The

11 December 2024

Bikes·e-Bikes·Infrastructure·Legislation·News·Scooters

Shocking Surge in E-Scooter and E-Bike Injuries

Experts Call for Stricter Safety Regulations A recent surge in injuries related to electric scooters and bikes has raised alarms among health professionals. An analysis conducted on U.S. emergency department data indicates that with the increasing popularity of these devices, the number

11 December 2024

Bikes·Charging·Infrastructure·News

Zero SR/F: The Future of Motorcycling. Electric Performance Redefined.

The Zero SR/F is revolutionizing the world of motorcycling with its cutting-edge technology and sustainable performance capabilities. A standout in the rapidly growing market of electric vehicles, the SR/F offers a glimpse into the future of eco-friendly transportation. Performance and Technology Equipped

11 December 2024

Infrastructure·News·Scooters

Are E-Scooters a Disastrous Experiment in the Bronx? Shocking Demands to End the Program

Controversy Erupts Over E-Scooter Program in the Bronx Republican Council Member Kristy Marmorato has taken a bold stand against the shared e-scooter program in her East Bronx district, urging Mayor Eric Adams to shut it down. Citing rampant issues with abandoned scooters

11 December 2024

Charging·Infrastructure·News

Michigan’s Electric Future Is Shaping Up Fast! Exciting Changes Are Coming

A New Era of Electric Mobility in Michigan Michigan is redefining its landscape with groundbreaking advancements in electric mobility, spearheaded by the ambitious Michigan Mobility Plan. Aiming for a remarkable 100,000 charging ports by 2030, the state is preparing for a future

11 December 2024

Infrastructure·News

Big Change Coming: $135 Million to Clean California’s Air! Don’t Miss Out

Major Funding for Air Quality Improvement in California The Biden administration is making a significant move to enhance air quality in California by allocating $135 million from the Inflation Reduction Act. This initiative aims to replace outdated diesel and gas-powered transportation methods

11 December 2024

Bikes·e-Bikes·EV·Infrastructure·News

Get Ready to Ride! California Offers Big E-Bike Incentives

A New Era for Eco-Friendly Commuters in California Get excited, California residents! Starting December 18, 2024, the state will roll out an incentive program aimed at making electric bikes more accessible for those in need. This groundbreaking initiative will provide up to

11 December 2024

Bikes·e-Bikes·Infrastructure·News

Teen Rider Struck in Bike Lane: What Happened Next?

In a concerning incident on Tuesday night, an 18-year-old electric bicycle rider was injured after being hit by a vehicle in the North City area. Authorities reported that the accident occurred around 9:12 p.m., troubling residents and raising questions about road safety.

11 December 2024

Charging·Infrastructure·Legislation·News

Massive Grant for Clean Vehicles! Will It Change the Future?

The Biden administration has announced an ambitious initiative, allocating over $735 million in grants aimed at purchasing approximately 2,400 zero-emission vehicles. This funding arrives as part of the 2022 climate legislation, which facilitates a hefty $370 billion in investments throughout various governmental

11 December 2024

Bikes·Cars·e-Bikes·Infrastructure·News·Scooters

Is New York City Adopting the Wrong Measures for Safe Streets? Think Again

Debate Over E-Bike Registration Heats Up The conversation around street safety in New York City is only intensifying. Department of Transportation Commissioner Ydanis Rodriguez recently voiced his opposition to a proposed bill that seeks to register electric bikes and e-scooters. Instead of

11 December 2024