With the dynamic uptake of micromobility across European cities, public authorities and industry have been striving to find workable solutions to provide space for these modes while ensuring safety of riders and other users of public realm. This session will discuss the improvements made in this regard over the past few years, as well as the relationship between safety and increased adoption and acceptability of micromobility in cities.
Noemi Moya, Micro-mobility for Europe | Micromobility Safety: Key to Adoption and Accessibility
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