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Webinar: The Impact of MicroMobility on the Built Environment

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Please join us on Wednesday 20th April at 1700 Paris | 1600 London | 1100 New York | 0800 San Francisco for our 4th FREE Webinar in the 2022 Smart Buildings Series.

We will be joined by Ed Webster, CEO of MicroMobilityNews, to discuss the impact of micromobility on commercial buildings and the built environment. What do we need to consider about micromobility when designing future proof commercial buildings?

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What we will be discussing:

  • What do we need to consider about micromobility when designing future proof commercial buildings?
  • How will micromobility vehicles interface with our future built environment and buildings?

Space is limited and this LIVE Webinar will fill up because it is FREE and also a great opportunity to hear about MicroMobility and what benefits it will bring to the Built Environment and future transportation networks​.

Register now for this FREE Webinar! Click Here

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