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The age of scooter sharing is upon us

Electric scooters from companies like Bird and Lime have overtaken the streets in several international cities. Now lawmakers are struggling to regulate the newest thing in urban mobility. CNNMoney's Samuel Burke reports......»»

Category: videoSource: cnnJul 9th, 2018

Are Electric Scooters the Future of Urban Transport?

One of the biggest stories in technology this year is the exploding popularity of Bird, Lime, Skip, Spin and Scoot. They’re all electric scooter-rental services, and their vehicles are suddenly buzzing along city streets and sidewalks around t.....»»

Category: topSource: washpostSep 7th, 2018

Another electric scooter service will hit the streets of KC

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.....»»

Category: topSource: bizjournalsSep 10th, 2018

Scoot over, Bird — Lime Scooters have arrived on Louisville streets

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€.....»»

Category: topSource: bizjournalsNov 9th, 2018

How electric scooter company OjO plans to shake up the food delivery industry

OjO Electric is trying to differentiate itself from larger rivals such as Bird and Lime by offering rideshare scooters with seats......»»

Category: topSource: madmoneyNov 4th, 2019

E-scooter riders are confused about where to ride and what regulations to follow

E-scooters are a form of shared transportation designed to tackle transportation and congestion issues. Companies like Bird, Lime, and Ojo have placed e-scooters in over 100 cities and tow.....»»

Category: topSource: businessinsiderSep 26th, 2019

Welcome to San Diego. Don"t mind the scooters

Since scooter rental companies like Bird, Lime, Razor, Lyft and Uber-owned Jump moved into San Diego last year, inflating the city’s scooter populati.....»»

Category: topSource: moneycentralSep 4th, 2019

Welcome to San Diego. Don"t mind the scooters

Since scooter rental companies like Bird, Lime, Razor, Lyft and Uber-owned Jump moved into San Diego last year, inflating the city’s scooter populati.....»»

Category: topSource: moneycentralSep 4th, 2019

Attention Millennials: New Study Reveals E-Scooters Aren"t As Green As They Seem

A new study shows shared electric scooter schemes, popularized by Bird, Bolt, Lime, Ly.....»»

Category: blogSource: zerohedgeAug 10th, 2019

Bird scooters officially coming back to Milwaukee

Bird scooters are officially coming back to Milwaukee. A little more than a week after Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett announced the city's motorized scooter pilot would be paused to educate users of Lime's electric scooters on the proper ways of ope.....»»

Category: topSource: bizjournalsAug 10th, 2019

Scooting getting spendier: Lime hikes rental prices

How popular are electric scooters? Popular enough that Lime, one of the three scooter-rental providers operating in Minneapolis, thinks that customers will pay more to ride. The Streets.mn blog reports on the price hike — pretty small at face .....»»

Category: topSource: bizjournalsAug 7th, 2019

Milwaukee reaches settlement with electric scooter company

Milwaukee has reached an agreement with Bird Rides Inc. over the electric scooters the company released on the city's streets last summer......»»

Category: topSource: foxnewsMay 9th, 2019

Why Would Anyone Pay $1,300 for Bird’s New Scooter?

It costs just over $1 to rent one of their rides. Scooters have taken the world by storm, and Bird, Lime, and their competitors are capitalizing on a growing market that would rather scoot around.....»»

Category: europeSource: fortuneMay 8th, 2019

An ex-Uber employee is raising $150 million to fill the streets of San Francisco with scooters that people can rent and toss anywhere — here"s how they work

Bird app screenshot and Kaylee Fagan/Business Insider Electric scooter startup Bird is riding high these days. On Tuesday, Bloomberg reported that Bird is raising $150 m.....»»

Category: topSource: businessinsiderMay 29th, 2018

Unicorns on Scooters: Another E-Scooter Sharing Startup Is Eyeing the $1 Billion Club

Like Bird, its main rival, Lime is raising money at a valuation of $1 billion. Lime, the bike and scooter sharing company, is raising about .....»»

Category: europeSource: fortuneJun 6th, 2018

Metro: Bird to halt operations in Nashville

Bird is pulling its scooters off Nashville streets — for now. The company has told the city it will halt its Nashville operations, the mayor's office confirmed Thursday afternoon. Metro Councilman Jeremy Elrod — who introduced an ordinance that w.....»»

Category: topSource: bizjournalsJun 7th, 2018

Bird halts operations in Nashville

Bird is pulling its scooters off Nashville streets — for now. The company has told the city it will halt its Nashville operations, the mayor's office confirmed Thursday afternoon. Metro Councilman Jeremy Elrod — who introduced an ordinance that w.....»»

Category: topSource: bizjournalsJun 7th, 2018

Chinese maker of Lime, Bird scooters is backed by Intel and Sequoia, may seek U.S. IPO

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.....»»

Category: topSource: bizjournalsJun 25th, 2018

Denver unveils pilot program for electric scooters

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.....»»

Category: topSource: bizjournalsJul 1st, 2018

Chicago startup thinks it can fix the problem cities have with electric scooter "wheelmageddon"

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.....»»

Category: topSource: bizjournalsJul 5th, 2018