Scooter rental companies are at the mercy of cities
Dust off those electric scooter rental apps. Three new companies are offering battery-powered rides on San Francisco streets.
Tuesday was the first day Lime and Spin e-scooters were allowed back in SF — ironically the headquarters for both companies — along with an inaugural debut for e-scooters from Uber-owned Jump and a renewed permit for Bird-owned scooter company Scoot.
Another San Francisco-based scooter company, Skip, had been operating in SF for the past year with Scoot, but did not pass muster for a second year of scooting.
Text I just got from @SkipScooters for rangers (aka chargers):
Ranger:
Starting tomorrow, October 15, Skip scooters will no longer be available for rent as part of SFMTA's Powered Scooter Share Program for 2019-2020.— Sasha Lekach (@sashajol) October 15, 2019 Read more...
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