article_snippet: they are also part of the company's wider Smart Mobility plan, which is designed to make cars and other vehicles more connected.
article_snippet: both bikes have a slot for an iPhone so an app can be used as a sat-van (pictured left) and show when a car is about to overtake (pictured right), thanks to rear-facing ultrasonic sensors in the bike's frame .
article_snippet: This app acts as a sat-nav and sends vibrations to the handlebars so the rider knows when to change direction.
article_snippet: This app also finds bike-friendly roads, hazards and alerts, and could ‘communicate’ with other vehicles.
article_snippet: Its multimodal navigation and smart routing lets riders filter journeys based on cost, time, and the amount of cycling required, compared to driving.
article_snippet: This map also shows the weather, parking costs and charging stations.
article_snippet: Being able to seamlessly move between cars, buses, trains and e-bikes and react to changing traffic situations can make a big difference both for commuters and for those delivering goods, services and healthcare.
article_snippet: An accompanying app acts as a sat-nav (pictured) and sends vibrations to the handlebars so the rider knows when to change direction.
highlights_snippet: The electric bikes by Ford link to MoDe:Link app, which offers navigation features .
  