Autonomous delivery robots are already starting to change the way goods move around cities and warehouses, but most still need humans to load and unload their cargo. That's where LEVA comes in.

An electric cargo trike awaits its next load at a B-Line Urban Delivery warehouse in southeast Portland. (Photo: Jonathan Maus/BikePortland) The City of Portland has taken a step toward decarbonizing ...

With more than 460 stores in 63 countries all across the world, IKEA is a brand that needs no introduction. Made famous by its flat-pack furniture, IKEA's products are a favorite among hipsters, ...

If you’ve visited London recently, you might know that Amazon has launched its first fleet of cargo bikes in England, the latest move in a growing trend: DHL has been trialing cargo bikes in Edinburgh ...

Amazon appears to be throwing in the towel for its ambitious electric cargo bike delivery hub in NYC, putting its large cargo e-bike depot up for lease after letting its fleet of e-bike vans sit idle ...

As electric bicycles quickly expand delivery options for companies in densely populated urban areas, other interesting solutions are also starting to pop up. One unique alternative is the Scootility ...

A Rocket Lab Electron launch vehicle leaves the pad at the company’s launch site in New Zealand. Credit: Rocket Lab WASHINGTON — The Defense Innovation Unit is seeking proposals from commercial launch ...

(TNS) — Ask any bike advocate how to fix any problem, and the answer comes quickly: more bikes. When it comes to freeing up Seattle's valuable curb space, chipping away at its entrenched congestion ...

You can’t miss Cargi B. The City of New York’s first e-cargo bike, whose name was plucked from an online poll, looks like a miniature UPS truck from the back and a golf cart from the front. Emblazoned ...

It’s an interesting sight. Anthony Supreme, a filmmaker, photographer, and magazine founder, approaches the vehicle from across the street. The driver, an Amazon delivery person, dons a bike helmet as ...