The Startup With Thousands of Electric Vehicles and Hundreds of Collisions January 14, 2021 By Devin Leonard When New York locked down last March, Kurt Yaeger was among those in the city who had to go on...
YouTube Star’s Death Renews Concerns About E-Scooters’ Safety July 15, 2019 By Amanda Albright A YouTube star’s death on an electric scooter may renew safety concerns as scooter companies aggressively seek to expand their...
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...
High Tech Could Thwart Rogue Scooters in Florida January 8, 2019 By KYRA GURNEY, The Miami Herald After a rowdy 2018 Spring Break, Miami Beach, Fla., banned motorized scooter rentals for the month of March – a...
Nearly Every E-Scooter Comes From One Chinese Company December 5, 2018 By Mark Bergen and Joshua Brustein Scooter-sharing company Lime recently relayed a troubling messaging to its users: a portion of its fleet was at risk of...
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...
Class Action Lawsuit Allege Electric Scooters Are Dangerous October 30, 2018 By Olivia Carville A lawsuit targeting electric scooter-sharing companies seizes on the dangers of zipping around town on two wheels and brings gory...