Cities are designed for cars but can designers kick-start an era of micro-mobility?

Twenty years ago, a commuter on a scooter was an oddity. But today, scooters, e-bikes and other small personal vehicles are part of the estimated $41.2 billion (around £30 billion) international micro-mobility market.
It is a space with huge potential – one McKinsey & Company study projected the market could be worth $450 billion (£326 billion) in the US and Europe by 2030. Micro-mobility’s growing favour among the public is bolstered by ever-improving technology, but