As e-bike purchase incentive programs grow, having data to justify their impact could be key. “I think we have an opportunity to harness what’s happening with e-bikes and make it much more impactful.” – William Henderson, Ride App Ride App, a smartphone application started in Portland that automatically tracks bike rides, has relaunched after going … Read more
The ride will continue, the app will not.
Arming cities with data to manage micromobility fleets.
Big data in our streets.
They were the first such awards for the 10-year-old site.
The locally based mobile app that’s trying to bring new insights into bike planning is up and running.
A special, live episode on the intersection between tech and transportation.
The app asks a simple question about every ride: Thumbs up or thumbs down?
It’d be a new, lightning-fast way of planning bike infrastructure, the founder says.
Do bikes count? They could.
