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Dockless E-Scooters May Be Green—But Walking, Biking, Busing Greener Still Lifecycle analysis dings scooters for resource depletion and fossil-fuel-based recharging processes

Dockless e-scooters may be a green way to solve transit’s “last mile” conundrum, but bikes, buses and even carpools are greener still.

Hoverboards: A Greener Way To Commute? Maybe emissions-free hoverboards are the answer to public transit's vexing "last mile" problem

Sustainable Cities: Are battery-powered, emissions-free hoverboards the answer to public transit’s vexing “last mile” problem?

Cruising on a Current Electric Two-Wheelers Offer a Way to Cut Back and Cut Loose

Companies such as eGO Vehicles, EVTAMERICA and Veloteq can put you in the saddle of serious, street-legal electric two-wheelers for between $1,500 and $2,900.