Tag: E-scooters
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Denver e-bikes and e-scooters transition from Lyft to Bird
Those heading out to rent an e-bike or e-scooter may see a different logo on their ride. Lyft, Inc. and Bird announced Friday that Lyft will transfer its e-bike and e-scooter license to Bird in Denver, as Lyft ends its day-to-day operations of bikes and scooters, according to a press release from the City and…
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Boulder tripling e-scooters citywide by end of August
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The City of Boulder is partnering with the University of Colorado Boulder and Lime to expand shared e-scooter usage citywide. The expansion follows a successful e-scooter pilot program in parts of East Boulder, Gunbarrel and CU Boulder’s East Campus, according to a Monday news release. The pilot evaluation, which included community engagement, showed shared e-scooters…
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2 scooter riders hit by vehicles in downtown Denver
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Two scooter riders were involved in crashes with vehicles in downtown Denver in separate incidents Tuesday, the Denver Police Department announced. The first crash was a hit-and-run that occurred just after 5 p.m. at Broadway and East Colfax Avenue, near Civic Center Park. Police said a woman was riding a Vespa-style scooter down Broadway when…
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Denver to overhaul e-scooter, shared bike operations to address disorganization, distribution
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Denver is trying a new strategy to address micro-mobility issues in the city, as the Denver City Council approved major changes to the city’s electric scooter, electric bike and shared bike operations Monday. The new policy, which officials expect to roll out this week, will…
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City Council committee OKs overhaul of e-scooter, shared bike operations in Denver
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Denver City Council transportation committee approved major changes to the city’s electric scooter, electric bike and shared bike operations Tuesday, sending the proposal to the full City Council for a vote. If approved, the proposal would provide five-year licensing agreements to the transportation companies…
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E-scooter crash leaves 1 seriously injured in Denver, another driver flees
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A person driving an electric scooter was seriously injured after crashing into a vehicle Tuesday night, the Denver Police Department announced. Police said the e-scooter rider was traveling down Court Place when they entered the intersection of West Colfax Avenue on the cross walk, running the do not cross signal. In the intersection, the e-scooter…
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Council committee delays vote on changes to e-scooter, shared bike operations in Denver
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save The Denver City Council Land Use, Transportation and Infrastructure Committee pushed back its vote on proposed changes to electric scooter, electric bike and shared bike operations Tuesday, opting to reconsider the proposals in late April. If approved, the proposals would provide five-year licensing agreements to…