Welcome back ASU Sun Devils!! Zapp encourages safe riding and was able to giveaway nearly 1,000 helmets during Welcome Week! #wow#checkitout https://t.co/geBQnpwwzT via @YouTube
New laws for scooter rideshare have been released. Please read the article to ensure you’re riding safe and responsibly. Zapp On!
https://t.co/8F99z0T9av
Reminder: Electric scooters are not permitted on @ASU property. We now have designated spots around the perimeter of the Tempe campus where these should be parked. Click the link for a detailed map of where you can park them. https://t.co/MSb6SNzsoM
What is BIRD’s plan to resolve this? Will they compensate ASU for their abandoned scooters like the all the other ride share companies? How are they disposing their inoperable scooters today, if they are?
Busted by a crime fighting e-scooter? Well now it can happen but the question is, how do you explain that to your friends? “Well, what had happened was” #Azfamily@ZappRideShare https://t.co/nHD7GbjBrr
In my history of covering scooters there has always been a problem with vandalism of e-scooters and bikes, but is this one different? #azfamily
https://t.co/FAI2rQfpWi
Uh oh! Looks like Zapp and @StanleyRoberts have caught folks misbehaving in Tempe. Check out this video and learn the details 🔍👀
https://t.co/kwxkK9DKix
@StanleyRoberts@BirdRide No community should pay the price of corporate clutter. These abandoned scooters are littering streets, clogging landfills, and lithium batteries aren’t being disposed of properly. Who does Zapp need to work with to properly dispose and recycle these scooters? #TakeBackTempe
Zapp Released Electric Assisted E-bikes and they are Cool! Rent and return from hundreds of locations around Tempe and at Zapp, Blue Zones on ASU Campus!
Zapp. Less Than HALF the Price of BIRD!
BIRD is $1 to start and $0.29 per minute plus tax
(plus a $0.50 Tempe City Fee).
Zapp gives you your first 5 minutes FREE and is only $0.15 per minute when riding and only $0.05 cents per minute when in pause mode!
So much for cities to consider as they figure out how this new urban transit can help with traffic congestion and still protect scooter riders from injury.