Transport company Lime is launching its operations in the UK today, bringing an initial batch of 50 dockless e-bikes to Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire.
The Uber and Google-backed transport company is less than two years old, but is already worth more than $1bn. Lime offers GPS and 3G-enabled electric bicycles and scooters which can be unlocked and ridden for a small fee, before being abandoned for another user to ride.
It has operations in more than 100 sites in the US, and several in Europe, including in Germany, France, Spain and Belgium.
Full story at The IET.
By E&T Editorial Staff.
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