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Increasing Micromobility Vehicle Lifespan Has Greatest Reduction On CO2, Study Finds

25 Jun 2024 | Abstracted from Zag Daily

"Shared e-scooters and shared e-bikes have reduced greenhouse gas emissions per kilometre by more than 40% since 2020, and more than 50% for shared bicycles...Increased vehicle lifetime enables more rides per vehicle resulting in less emissions per ride

"ITF recommends that micromobility operators continue to extend vehicle and component lifespan and design for modularity and repairability."

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