What happened to Spin scooter-sharing in San Francisco today?
I was browsing through the Spin app to rent a scooter in San Francisco, and it show an Update from Spin that the company has "decided to suspend operations starting today."
We have an idea: Combine retired bike share bicycles with parts salvaged from donated scooters to make no-budget e-bikes to give to people in need of mobility. The financial hardships from #COVID19 are not going to go away anytime soon - cheap vehicles will be essential. #transit
"The trick is to align regulations with market realities, because what works in Chicago (11,960 people/square mile) probably won’t fly in Chattanooga (1,223 people/square mile)." #ScooterOpinion
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Since December Sacramento, TX has issued 1,400 citations and warnings for illegally parked scooters and bikes. It's the largest complaint to the cities 311 system. @TheCityofSac @JennyDWyant @emcameron
In anticipation of shared scooters appearing Bowling Green, KY is exploring adding regulations. Under KY law the city can't ban scooters but can regulate where they go and park. #ScooterLaunch@CityofBGKY
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Results from Atlanta's e-scooter survey.
🛴Women slightly more likely to ride e-scooters.
🛴Majority of trips replaced either walking or car
🛴Frequent riders more likely to connect with public transit
#ScooterSurvey@cityofatlanta@KeishaBottoms
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