Every year on September 16, the world comes together to mark the World Ozone Layer Day. This day not only reminds us of the vital role the ozone layer plays in shielding life on Earth from harmful UV radiation but also challenges us to rethink how human activities—especially in transportation and to rethink how human activities—especially in transportation and logistics—affect the air we all share.The story of the ozone layer shows us that environmental damage is not irreversible. With the right policies, technologies, and determination, we can protect the systems that sustain life on Earth. On World Ozone Layer Day, we are reminded that the atmosphere doesn’t end at the stratosphere. The air in our cities and neighborhoods matters just as much. By adopting cleaner logistics solutions, businesses and communities can contribute to the same mission: healthier air and a sustainable future
On September 17th, the world comes together to celebrate World Cycling Day (WCD)—a day dedicated to the profound impact that bicycles have on our lives. From fostering a sense of freedom and independence to shaping the way we interact with our cities, bicycles are symbols of sustainability, health, and connection. This day has been celebrated annually since 2017, coinciding with the 200th anniversary of the birth of the bicycle.This World Cycling Day, let’s not just celebrate the bike. Let’s celebrate the change it represents: a cleaner, healthier, and greener future. The future of urban transport is electric, sustainable, and powered by bikes.
The rise of online shopping is making last-mile delivery harder than ever—more vans, more congestion, higher costs. Electric cargo bikes are emerging as a faster, cheaper, and greener alternative. With the ability to complete 20–50% more deliveries per hour, save up to 90% on energy costs, and carry loads of 200–400 kg, next-generation cargo bikes are proving they can replace vans in many urban logistics scenarios. Backed by subsidies and zero-emission benefits, they deliver not just efficiency, but also compliance with Europe’s green transport policies.