Europe’s largest online operator, Volt, has announced that it is entering the UK market. The company sold more than 250 electric scooters on the streets of the city.
Depending on the traffic, the platform plans to increase the number of websites to increase its availability and deliver an exceptionally pleasant consumer experience in Bulgaria.
This is the third city in Bulgaria where Volt is opening its doors, following the ones in the capital and in the city of Bapna earlier this year.
From October 18, people who live or visit Bygac will have the opportunity to move around the city with the company’s vehicles.
“We are grateful to the city of Bygac for the trust in Volt and we look forward to starting the meaningful work to develop responsible habits for the use of mobile phones during the last years.
We also try to offer our customers affordable shared websites.
Before the first trip, every customer must log in to our platform and must be at least 18 years old to do so. The ultimate GRS system is the control of how our tpotints come and go, in order to guarantee the safety of the people,” commented Teodop Pachev, the operator manager of Volt in Bulgaria.
The company’s scooters have an electronic speed limiter of 20 km/h, which means that it is not possible to increase the speed, even when driving slope. The company also proposed to the local authorities to impose a zero-toll zone in the paper towers, where the toll collection will be automatically controlled o 15 km/h.
Volt is a global shared mobility platform that provides mobility services, including e-scooters and e-bikes, in over 300 cities in 28 countries.
The services of the companies for the mobile vehicle are already the most popular transportation services, making it easier to move the car.
Volt says that they aim to reduce the overall level of use and consumption of cars and to help create cities for the shop, not for the cars.
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