Overview

This webinar will be hosted by CEO of Beryl Bikes, Philip Ellis, and will highlight what e-scooter operators can offer to local authority transport planners in terms of partnership working and real collaboration, rider education, safety and  transparent data sharing.

Learn about:

• Potential for e-scooters in the wider context of the UK’s future transport mix
• E-scooter rental schemes in support or conflict with Active Travel measures
• Network planning and its impact on active travel
• Case study and examples from Beryl e-scooter trials in Norwich and the on the Isle of Wight

Who is the event aimed at?

Those interested in micromobility and new forms of mobility, like e-scooters,  policy makers, transport planners, cycling and micromobility advocacy groups.

Why should you attend?

• Learn more about the DfT e-scooter trials
• Find out the benefits e-scooters presents to urban areas
• Get the fact and the myths about e-scooters dispelled
• Q&A Session
• Best Practice/ Guidance
• Thought Leadership & Overview of a subject

Speaker

Philp Ellis - Co-founder & CEO, Beryl Bikes

Philip Ellis is co-founder and CEO of Beryl, a British business providing a new model and innovative technology for micromobility schemes as well as products for urban cyclists.

Phil has helped lead the business as a manufacturer of innovative consumer cycling products, to a global product and technology business supplying retail and bike share systems.

In 2019 Beryl launched their innovative bike-sharing systems and deliver services to towns and cities across the UK that include Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, Hereford, Hackney, Watford, Norwich and the City of London. They will shortly be launching on Staten Island in New York. In late 2020 Beryl was the UK's first provider of a multimodal micromobility scheme when they introduced e-Scooters to its existing bike share scheme of bicycles and e-Bikes.