Can Electric Scooters Become a Safer Way to Travel? June 14, 2022 By Bill Donahue At first, it seemed as though nothing could go wrong. Dockless shared electric scooters began showing up on the streets...
Scooter Companies Pull Out of Cities Worldwide Amid Pandemic March 27, 2020 By Laura Bliss Dockless scooter companies charged into cities in 2018, promising a mobility revolution with cheap, clean rides and billions in venture...
Bike-Sharing Company Wheels Offers Shareable Helmet to Cut Injuries December 10, 2019 By Joe White DETROIT — Electric bike-sharing startup Wheels said on Tuesday it will begin offering its riders shareable helmets in response to...
Tucson Presses for Fixes to Residents’ Gripes About Scooters December 9, 2019 TUCSON, Ariz. — Tucson officials are calling on the two e-scooter companies operating in the city to fix problems reported...
San Diego Duo Takes on Electric Scooter Industry August 1, 2019 SAN DIEGO — Two men in San Diego have impounded thousands of electric scooters they say have been left littered...
State Lawmakers Embrace Electric Scooters Even as Statistics Track Increasing Injuries March 20, 2019 By Jim Sams Kentucky state Rep. Ken Upchurch says he doubts he will ever see an electric scooter in his rural district on...
While E-Scooter Injuries Pile Up, Waivers Make it Hard to Sue January 28, 2019 By Janet Lorin Over the past few years, cities across America have experienced sudden downpours of shared electric scooters, piling up almost overnight...
Ride-Sharing Firms, Manufacturers Trade Blame Over Flaming Scooters November 5, 2018 By Joshua Brustein Segway Ninebot, the primary manufacturer of shared electric scooters, is hitting back three days after one of the biggest scooter-sharing...