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''We are looking to make these rides as safe as possible,'' Muirson said. RICKY WILSON/STUFF Stuff reporter Brittany Keogh tries out a Neuron e-scooter in Auckland (Video first published in January 2020). And while you can still ride the scooter without helmets, Neuron “strongly recommend them''. Safety was important for the Singapore-based company, which launched in Auckland earlier this year, he said. That included larger wheels, a wider deck so your feet could be side-to-side and an emergency button able to assist calling emergency services in a crash. Single trips cost $1 to unloc...

New e-scooters coming to Newcastle in 2021 revealed as operator promises safety is 'top priority' Neuron Mobility has been chosen by Newcastle City Council to deploy the environmentally-friendly fleet of two-wheeled vehicles, in a bid to get more people out of their cars 06:00, 22 DEC 2020 Get the latest North East news and updates delivered straight to your inbox Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletter...

HUNDREDS of electric scooters will hit the streets of Newcastle in 2021. Tyneside’s first rental e-scooters are set to be delivered early next year in a new scheme that will give people a different way to get around the city. Neuron Mobility has been chosen by Newcastle City Council to deploy the environmentally-friendly fleet of two-wheeled vehicles, in a bid to get more people out of their cars and cut pollution from road traffic.  Neuron says that an initial 250 of its orange e-scooters will arrive in early 2021 and the number will “increase significantly” over the year, tho...

Rob Anderson has a go All social care workers employed by Slough Borough Council are now getting free use of the Neuron Mobility e-scooters. Neuron has been offering free monthly passes to all NHS and Emergency Service workers in Slough since November 4. Since last week this has been expanded to include council care workers. The area covered by the e-scooter trial is also set to be expanded to cover Manor Park with more parking spots being made available for the e-scooters Zachary Wang, CEO of Neuron Mobility said: “Neuron remains absolutely committed to doing what we can to provide...