This is how Lime moves around and charges their dockless scooters in San Francisco - Recode

RecodeHere's what's missing in the conversation about dockless e-scooters and bikesRecodeIf you live in San Francisco or Santa Monica, you've probably seen, ridden or complained about the sudden onslaught of electric scooters littering city .....»»

Fort Lauderdale Police Department A man in Florida was arrested on charges of criminal mischief after he was caught on tape cutting the brakes of Lime scooters.  59-year-old Randall Thomas Williams is suspected of be.....»»

San Francisco has offered one-year permits to four motorized scooter companies, allowing them to legally operate in the city. Under the rules laid out by the city, JUMP, Lime, Scoot and Spin will each be allowed to operate 1,000 scooters in San Fran.....»»

Adding to the legion of red Jump scooters all over Sacramento, San Francisco-based Lime on Wednesday brought 250 of its electric Lime S scooters. If the Sacramento deployment works out, Lime will be adding 250 more scooters per quarter in Sacramento, s.....»»

Customers using the dockless scooters are "imperiling pedestrians and themselves," the notice warned......»»

Faceboo.....»»

The City of Denver announced it will try to play nice with the companies that dropped off those dockless e-scooters that appeared in Denver seemingly overnight. Bird and Lime, the companies responsible for the scooters, were notified of Friday .....»»

As Lime, Bird and other startups flood American cities with their dockless electric scooters, a Chinese company that bought Segway three years ago appears to be sitting pretty. Beijing-based Segway-Ninebot makes nearly all of the scooters being used by.....»»

Denver has laid out a plan to bring electric scooters back to city sidewalks. Denver Public Works plans to test a one-year pilot permit program for dockless electric scooter companies like Lime and Bird. The companies dropped hundreds of scooters.....»»

Dockless electric scooters are one of the hottest industries in tech today. One such company, Bird, has raised more than $400 million and is valued at $2 billion—even though it was founded just last year. Lime, a competitor, has also raised over $40.....»»

Lime The buzziest startup idea in the US right now involves dumping hundreds of dockless scooters in a city .....»»

LimeBike San Francisco has selected two companies — Scoot and Skip — to launch its dockless scooter-sharing pilot program. The startups will begin rolling.....»»

Another dock-free electric scooter service is ready to hit the streets of Kansas City. San Francisco-based Lime is debuting its service locally Tuesday, about two months after Bird Rides Inc.'s scooters rolled out in Kansas City.  Just like Bir.....»»

The VergeBird's electric scooters are getting more rugged to handle heavy useThe VergeA year ago, dockless electric scooters first appeared on the streets San Francisco an.....»»

Legal maneuvering may delay the reappearance of hundreds of electronic scooters in San Francisco, now scheduled for Monday. Rival scooter operator Lime announced Thursday afternoon it plans to seek a temporary restraining order to prevent the San Franci.....»»

Legal maneuvering may delay the reappearance of hundreds of electronic scooters in San Francisco, now scheduled for Monday. Rival scooter operator Lime announced Thursday afternoon it plans to seek a temporary restraining order to prevent the San Francis.....»»

Scoot over, Bird — there's a new ride in town. San Francisco-based Lime dropped 150 electric scooters on Friday, marking the start of a Louisville pilot program. “We’re thrilled to launch our scooters in Louisville after completing the cityâ€.....»»

Lime, a San Mateo, Calif.-based dockless bike and scooter company, is calling its launch in Atlanta earlier this year a success, after releasing data about the amount of riders the startup has garnered in six months. After launching their scooters.....»»

Jump, Lime and other companies offering these services have begun experimenting with punitive fees to discourage unwanted behavior by users. But some customers are crying foul, saying they’re confused by the charges and by the rules themselves......»»

As Baltimore's dockless vehicle pilot program nears its end this week, city officials will need to decide if the Bird and Lime e-scooters and e-bikes that took the city by storm last summer will remain. A City Council bill has been proposed that wou.....»»