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Newcastle upon Tyne City Council, GB launched a 12-month trial for Neuron's talking e-scooters

Newcastle upon Tyne City Council, GB talking e-scooter trial

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Newcastle upon Tyne City Council is partnering with Neuron Mobility to launch a 12-month trial for new talking e-scooters. The trial is designed to provide residents with a safe, socially-distanced, and environmentally-friendly transport option during the COVID-19 pandemic. The 250 Neuron e-scooters included in the trial are GPS-enabled allowing the Council to control where they are ridden, how fast they can travel, and where they can park.

Transportation Public Private Partnership (PPP)Electric Vehicle Micro-Mobility Pilot / POC Outbreak / COVID

Newcastle upon Tyne City Council, GB

Metropolitan council in England

United Kingdom

Empresas

Neuron Mobility

Neuron is the leading rental e-scooter company and micro-mobility technology developer operating in cities across Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and South Korea.

Newsworthy

Talking e-scooters will launch in Newcastle next week – here's everything you need to know - Chronicle Live

250 of the orange Neuron e-scooters will hit Newcastle's streets on Monday and there could be a "rapid" expansion of the trial project over the next 12 months

New e-scooters coming to Newcastle in 2021 revealed as operator promises safety is 'top priority' - Chronicle Live

Neuron Mobility has been chosen by Newcastle City Council to deploy the environmentally-friendly fleet of two-wheeled vehicles, in a bid to get more people out of their cars

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