HumanForest suspends London e-bike sharing service, cuts jobs after customer accident
Post date: 2020-09-26 05:03:52
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U.K.-based startup HumanForest has suspended its nascent “free” e-bike service in London this week, after experiencing “mechanical” issues and after a user had an accident on one of its bikes, TechCrunch has learned. The suspension has also seen the company make a number of layoffs with plans to re-launch next spring using a different e-bike.
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