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Cities will Ban Private Cars | Markus Villig | Bolt | firstminute capital
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In the future, there will be no private cars in cities. That’s according to Bolt’s CEO and Founder Markus Villig.
Many European cities have already passed legislation to reduce traffic — from London’s congestion charges to Paris making every first Sunday of the month car-free.
The move to ban all private car use would provide major environmental and social benefits from a reduction in noise and environmental pollution to a rise in safety.
Markus hopes bolt will help make this change happen. He founded Bolt in 2013 as a competitor to Uber. Bolt has since become the first European mobility super-app operating in over 45 countries with over 100 million users.
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