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Toronto cyclists ask Canada's top court to weigh in on Ford's bike lane removal plan – CBC Henderson parents demand change after teen killed in e-scooter crash – Yahoo Consumer Reports Urges CPSC to Quickly Finalize Strong Safety Standard for Lithium-Ion Batteries in Micromobility Products – Consumers Union The Shoei GT-Air 3 Smart Helmet Ain’t No Skully—You Can Buy One Now! Sort Of … – Adventure Rider – Ride the World. E-bike rider seriously injured in crash outside Birmingham McDonald's – Birmingham Live Cops reclassify delivery rider’s death at Melaka cafe as murder – Free Malaysia Today A giant pile of red bicycles has appeared in a Bloor West park to protest Doug Ford’s bike lane removals – Toronto Star 90 Days, Many Apps: Why India’s New Gig-Worker Safety Net May Miss the Workers It’s Meant For – IMPRI Impact and Policy Research Institute E-bike rider caught in two-vehicle crash hospitalized in critical condition – KUTV Electric scooter rider rushed to hospital after collision with car in Mexborough – Rotherham Advertiser Oviedo city council to vote on micromobility rules to improve sidewalk safety – WESH New Haven police seek e-bike rider after crash that killed SCSU professor – New Haven Register Parcel delivery rider killed in road collision in Dumanjug – SunStar Publishing Inc. Oviedo approves amended mi­cro­mo­bility ordinance to create safety reg­u­la­tions – Spectrum News 13 Marietta street safety concerns go beyond driver blame – Cobb Courier St. John’s doctor says more, increasingly serious e-scooter injuries are being seen – PNI Atlantic News Boy on electric scooter injured in Lancaster County hit-and-run crash – PennLive.com Grab food delivery rider injured in collision on Pattaya Third Road – Pattaya Mail Rise in accidents involving kids and e-bikes sparks debate about regulation – NPR E-bike rider critically injured after vehicle runs red light in Salt Lake, police say – KSL News Parcel delivery rider killed in collision with dump truck in Dumanjug – Cebu Daily News E-bike rider critically injured in Redwood Road collision – Gephardt Daily Henderson teen dies in e-scooter crash; driver cited for vehicular manslaughter – KSNV “DDOT Announces New Regulations to Strengthen Shared Micromobility Safety, Accessibility, and Operator Accountability” AKA Scooters and E-Bikes Rentals… – PoPville

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Our Mission

Mantis Motion Labs exists to help make micro-mobility safer through research, awareness, and product innovation.

We focus on the real-world risks facing e-bike, e-scooter, delivery, and urban riders — including visibility issues, traffic interaction, road hazards, rider blind spots, and the growing need for smarter safety tools. By listening to riders and studying safety patterns, we aim to turn practical feedback into better ideas, better designs, and better protection.

Our mission is simple: help riders see more, be seen sooner, and move with greater confidence.

Our Vision

The future of transportation is smaller, faster, more connected, and more personal. E-bikes, scooters, and other micro-mobility devices are changing how people move through cities, neighborhoods, campuses, and delivery routes.

But safer movement requires more than convenience. It requires better awareness, stronger visibility, smarter equipment, and safety solutions designed around the rider’s actual experience.

Mantis Motion Labs is building toward a future where micro-mobility riders are supported by intelligent safety systems, research-backed product concepts, and technology that helps reduce risk before danger gets too close.

What Guides Our Work

Rider Awareness

We believe awareness is one of the strongest foundations of safety. Riders need better ways to understand what is happening around them, especially behind them and in fast-changing traffic environments.

Safety Research

Data tells a story. Rider feedback, crash patterns, road conditions, and real-world experiences help reveal where safety gaps exist and where innovation can make a difference.

Product Innovation

Mantis Motion Labs develops product concepts focused on visibility, rear awareness, signaling, wearable safety, and connected rider protection. Every idea starts with one question: how can this help riders move safer?

Built Around Safer Movement

Mantis Motion Labs is not just focused on creating products. We are focused on understanding the problems riders face and building solutions that respond to those problems with purpose.

Vision. Protection. Innovation.

That is the foundation of Mantis Motion Labs.

Help Shape the Future of Rider Safety

Your experience matters. Whether you ride every day, deliver on an e-bike, use a scooter occasionally, or care about safer streets, your feedback can help guide future safety research and product development.

Take the Rider Safety Survey and help us build safer micro-mobility solutions.