🟢 Lime full speed ahead in the UK

Plus, watch the aftermovie of Shared Mobility Rocks & several countries to update rules on scooters

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 🟢 Lime full speed ahead in the UK

Despite, posting a €185k loss in Ireland, Lime’s UK revenue is up 75% to £111.3m, equating to one-fifth of the company’s global revenue.

With active services in London, Manchester, Bristol, Nottingham, Oxford and Milton Keynes, the operator’s pre-tax profits fell £2.15m to £1.71m, but it ended 2024 with £16m in cash, with a tight grip on the largest dockless bike market in Europe, London.

Having secured another 4-year contract in Paris and won new contracts like the one to replace RegioRad in Stuttgart from 2026, Lime is nicely poised for an IPO, should it feel that the time is right.

 🇳🇱 Shared Mobility Rocks Aftermovie

Have a look at the aftermovie for 2025’s Shared Mobility Rocks event in Amersfoort.

One of the highlights was 10 operators coming together to promote a new magazine on shared mobility, showcasing the various forms, explaining how it works, and giving recommendations for future development — ahead of the elections in the Netherlands.

LAUNCHES & EXPANSIONS 🚀

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Launch in Huelva (ES) 🚲 (300)

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CITY UPDATES 🌐

Berlin (DE) | Slow roll-out of parking spaces for scooters means parking on pavements is still a reality.

Hamburg (DE) | Parking spaces introduced for shared scooters at all important locations throughout Wandsbek.

Lille (FR) | 150 new V’Lille bikes stolen shortly after deployment due to fragile attachments.

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INDUSTRY NEWS 🗞️

Albania temporarily bans the use of scooters.

Drivalia to add 650 FIAT 500s to its fleet.

Germany’s Federal Ministry of Transport plans mandatory indicators for new scooters from 2027. Cities and municipalities will be given the right to establish their own parking regulations for rental scooters.

Spain’s General Directorate of Traffic (DGT) has presented a new vertical sign S-38, which will be used to identify roads designated exclusively for bikes and personal mobility vehicles (PMVs), including scooters.

Sweden wants to ban shared scooters from parking on pavements.

That’s all for this week.

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