About 100 cargo bikes operated by companies like Amazon, UPS and DHL will be hitting the streets of New York City as part of a pilot program to reduce traffic congestion
Pilot program aims to curb Manhattan congestion by encouraging Amazon, UPS and DHL to switch from vans to cyclesAlexander Cohn/The Wall Street Journal.
Pilot program aims to curb Manhattan congestion by encouraging Amazon, UPS and DHL to switch from vans to cyclesAlexander Cohn/The Wall Street JournalUnited States Latest News, United States Headlines
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