PORT expands UK micromobility hubs with Adaptive DCS support

PORT, a company that provides urban logistics infrastructure to the delivery industry, has strengthened its partnership with Adaptive DCS for the expansion of its micromobility hub network across the UK, launching in new cities and scaling its operational footprint in key urban centres.

Services provided by Adaptive DCS include final bike assembly, installation of specialist accessories and connectors, electronics onboarding and system configuration, charging and docking validation, test riding to meet rental performance requirements and waste management and recycling.

Adaptive DCS’s dedicated team of mechanics and technicians manage the complete build process, ensuring every vehicle meets PORT’s operational and safety standards before entering service.

Once commissioned, vehicles are delivered directly by Adaptive to PORT city-centre hub locations, enabling rapid activation and minimising time from arrival to rider use.

“It has been a pleasure working with PORT as they scale a robust and forward-thinking micromobility platform,” said Adam Garner, Director of Adaptive DCS. “Their focus on operational quality, infrastructure, and sustainability aligns closely with our own standards, and we look forward to continuing to support PORT’s expansion across the UK.”

“Adaptive DCS’s technical standards and delivery discipline align well with how we think about long-term, sustainable urban logistics, and we value their role in helping us activate new locations efficiently and consistently,” said Kamil Suda, CEO of PORT.