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Through a strategic alliance, Ride On and Enzen aim to deliver urban mobility solutions to help transition people away from the use of private vehicles to more sustainable forms of transport like e-bikes.

A new report also shows that 20 per cent of parcels globally could be delivered by drones, robots or AVs by 2030. Further, automated delivery technology could play a part in the coronavirus pandemic response.

Integration will provide Karhoo with increased infrastructure and access to transport operators beyond those in ride-hailing city strongholds.

Failure to recognise this means an “overly congested state of mobility will deteriorate”, with major consequences for livability and viability of cities, warns a report.

B. Amsterdam aims to bring corporates, start-ups, entrepreneurs and education together in both digital and physical spaces

Shared mobility expert Keolis is operating the trial at the Rennes 1 University in France as part of the city’s Star public transport network