Electric scooters: Europe battles with regulations as vehicles take off - BBC News
Flash is latest start-up to target crowded Europe scooter market | Financial Times
Row of E-scooters by BOLT Company Park on Sidewalk in Front of European Style Building. Editorial Image - Image of european, downtown: 221676305
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Bird will double its size in Europe with massive $150 million spend - The Verge
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Bird gobbles up another rival scooter startup, this time in Europe - The Verge
Scooter startups: a comparison of the European scooter market | Sifted
Ford's e-scooter sharing service Spin expands to Europe - electrive.com
The electric scooter wars of 2018 | TechCrunch
Indian EV group Ola acquires high-tech Dutch electric scooter company Etergo - Electrek
E-scooters run out of juice – POLITICO
Dott scooter-sharing company makes first expansion outside of Europe, heads to Tel Aviv - Electrek
Europcar partners with electric scooter company | Fleet Europe
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Battle of the European e-scooter startups: Dott, Tier, Voi, Wind | EU -Startups
VC investors are wild for Europe's e-scooter rental startups
Scooter company Bird to expand in 50 European locations, including some in Ireland
Selective focus view at shared electric scooters by Felyx company, start up business with urban mobility concept, park on sidewalk in city of Europe Stock Photo - Alamy
Gogoro to bring electric scooters to European cities - Climate Action
Ford's Spin Partners to Bring Remote-control E-scooters to North America, Europe - DBusiness Magazine
Scooter Startup Dott Raises €20 Million and Says It's a Huge Market
Paris asks scooter sharing services to restrict speed to 10 km/h | TechCrunch
