The new station is part of a growing movement to make it safe and affordable for people to power up their rides.

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The city becomes the first in the UK to host Bolt’s shared e-scooters and solar-powered e-bikes, with safety-focused features and new pricing options to encourage sustainable travel.

It might look like an old mountain bike with a really big splash guard, but this junker is much more - it's a solar-powered racing machine created by an imaginative team of environmental studies ...