The E-Mobility Blog

As the UK government seeks to reduce carbon emissions and promote sustainable modes of transport, electric mopeds and motorbikes are emerging as a promising option for commuters. With car drivers facing increasing scrutiny and demonisation, there is a growing need for affordable and environmentally-friendly alternatives. While electric cars have received a lot of attention, they are often too expensive for many commuters. However, electric mopeds and motorbikes are an affordable and green alternative that should be given more focus in the UK.

Glasgow's Low Emissions Zone (LEZ) is set to come into force on June 1st, 2023. The initiative is part of the city's efforts to improve air quality and reduce pollution levels. The LEZ will cover a large part of the city centre and will require drivers to have vehicles that meet low emissions standards in order to enter the zone.

The City of Edinburgh Council is considering converting kerbside parking spaces into "parklets" with benches, plants, and temporary structures to create more community gathering areas. The University of Edinburgh is working with the council to collect residents' views on the idea via a survey. The results will inform the council on whether the concept has potential and what the next steps should be. However, this could also mean that people who currently rely on kerbside parking spaces will need to find alternative modes of transport, such as electric mopeds.

Taiwan is known for its vibrant cities and bustling streets filled with scooters and mopeds. However, with pollution and emissions from gas-powered vehicles becoming a growing concern, Taiwan has taken a significant step towards promoting clean energy and reducing pollution by introducing electric mopeds and battery swapping stations.