Tagged With Electric Scooters

An electric scooter startup will charge you $39 a month so you can keep and use a single scooter to avoid sharing with other people

Katie Canales

Scooter giant Lime didn't disclose a braking issue that resulted in people breaking bones and damaging their teeth

Shona Ghosh

The pandemic means electric scooter rentals will be allowed on the UK's public roads from June

Shona Ghosh

I rode electric scooters from Bird, Uber, Lyft, and Lime. Lyft was by far my favourite brand, but there were 2 I'd never ride again.

Irene Jiang

Electric scooter injuries among millennials in cities more than doubled in a single year, new study finds

Ben Gilbert

I rode an electric scooter from every company operating in LA, and saw exactly why American cities aren't ready for them

Irene Jiang

Scooters, self-driving cars, and bots: San Francisco is finally launching an office to regulate new tech before it enters public areas

Katie Canales

Mercedes-Benz is going to join the electric-scooter frenzy with its own model in 2020

Isobel Asher Hamilton

Sydneysiders might soon be riding electric scooters around the city — but they'll still have to comply with three very big restrictions

Jack Derwin

$2.4 billion scooter startup Lime is raising more money, and its next check could come from SoftBank

Becky Peterson

Scooter startup Bird just acquired rival Scoot, one of the two companies that beat out Uber and Lyft to operate in San Francisco

Lisa Eadicicco

Bird celebrates after Britain signals it is ready to trash a 184-year-old law banning electric scooters

Charlie Wood

Electric scooters like Lime's and Bird's sent more people to two Los Angeles emergency rooms than regular bikes, new study says

Meira Gebel

A founder who survived the Chinese bike-sharing bubble is launching a scooter startup, and reckons it's a $35 billion market

Shona Ghosh

The newest perk for employees at this 'Uber-for-helicopters' startup is a free electric scooter sharing program

Paige Leskin

Elon Musk says he doesn't want to make electric scooters because they lack 'dignity'

Mark Matousek

Toppled scooters, footpath riding, and illegal parking: Electric scooters have returned to San Francisco after being banned

Aria Bendix

Scooter unicorn Bird is now in Brussels as it speeds up its international expansion

Shona Ghosh

Uber and Lyft just got locked out of one of the most important new businesses by San Francisco officials

Melia Robinson

Uber and Lyft have won a key battleground in the electric scooter wars — and it's a huge blow to the $2 billion startup that created the scooter phenomenon

Melia Robinson