Micromobility

WASHINGTON – Ryan McConaghy, executive director of The Micromobility Coalition, today issued the following statement on the return of e-scooters to Chicago: “In a city where more accessible and affordable transportation options are sorely needed, we commend Mayor Lightfoot and her administration for signing on for another pilot program to bring back e-scooters. Chicago’s e-scooter

WASHINGTON – Ryan McConaghy, executive director of the Micromobility Coalition, today issued the following statement regarding a provision in New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s budget proposal to legalize e-scooters and e-bikes in the Empire State: “We commend Governor Cuomo for his leadership in expanding micromobility in New York. E-bikes and e-scooters help take cars off

Boulder lost its opportunity for safer roads and more convenient transportation when city staff recommended against an e-scooter pilot program last month. In a summary of their decision, staff cites concern from community stakeholders as one reason why the city will not bring e-scooters to town. But in staff’s own summary, the majority of community

WASHINGTON – The Micromobility Coalition today released a new report on the ability of e-scooters to increase job access for Bostonians, showing widespread availability of micromobility services would enable access to 696,000 jobs while simultaneously reducing reliance on cars and shortening commutes. “Boston residents are no strangers to bad traffic and lengthy commutes,” said Ryan

WASHINGTON – Ryan McConaghy, Executive Director of The Micromobility Coalition, issued the following statement on the University of California San Francisco’s (UCSF) study on e-scooter injuries: “It is critically important that safety discussions about e-scooters be based on sound, empirical data, not anecdotes. UCSF’s work is an appreciated addition to the information available. “It is

WASHINGTON – Ryan McConaghy, Executive Director of The Micromobility Coalition, issued the following statement in response to Governor Andrew Cuomo’s veto of a bill that would have authorized the use of e-scooters and e-bikes throughout the state of New York: “It is disappointing that Governor Cuomo’s veto will delay New Yorkers from having access to

WASHINGTON — The Micromobility Coalition today released a new infographic highlighting a recent report showing that widespread availability of micromobility services in Seattle would allow commuters to access tens of thousands of additional jobs without using a car. The infographic also includes quotes from local and state officials who champion access to micromobility transit options.

The Micromobility Coalition Encouraged by Congressional Hearing on Decarbonizing America’s Transportation Sector WASHINGTON – The Executive Director of The Micromobility Coalition (TMC), Ryan McConaghy, today commended members of the House Subcommittee on Environment and Climate Change for holding a hearing to examine the challenges and opportunities associated with decarbonizing the U.S. transportation sector. “The transportation