Source: The Hutchinson News www.hutchnews.com In September 2017, the market for public transportation changed exponentially when e-scooters hit the streets — first in California, then in communities all over the world. Now local officials are exploring the possibility of bringing dockless scooter-sharing vendors to the capital city … Read more: https://www.hutchnews.com/special/20190710/city-officials-consider-adding-e-scooters
Source: unlimitedxloadedusa.com Who said a small package is no fun? Clean and mean, the Unlimited Solo Kit is the lightest electric skateboard available. Perfect for a smaller cruiser style deck, yet easily upgradeable if you need even more power or range … Read more: Solo
Source: www.prnewswire.com Loaded Boards has announced today the launch of their newest line of products: an electric skateboard conversion kit via the Unlimited brand. Loaded is providing three new electric skateboard kits via the Unlimited x Loaded brand. The electric kits can then be applied to any skateboard. Loaded is also providing fine tuned complete … Read more
Source: pilotonline.com After more than a year of wrangling with electric scooters at the Oceanfront, city leaders have decided to allow them in a designated area: The trolley lanes on Atlantic Avenue. But it’s only for six months to test if it’s a viable option. The City Council approved the measure 10-1 on Tuesday as … Read more
Source: www.inquirer.com If you’ve recently visited another city, you may have been surprised to see people zipping around the streets on e-scooters. Around the world, including American cities such as Austin, Texas; Santa Monica, Calif.; Nashville; and Atlanta, dockless scooters have become a quick and affordable way to get from point A to point B … Read more
Source: Quartz qz.com Nashville, Tennessee, could ban electric scooters a month after a man died riding one. City mayor David Briley said June 21 that he recommended the city council end an e-scooter pilot program and pass legislation to immediately remove scooters from city rights-of-way. “We have seen the public safety and accessibility costs that … Read more