Wichita, KS evaluates multiple e-scooter operators during micro-mobility pilots

Wichita, KS Micro-Mobility Pilots E-Scooter Operators

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The city authorized VeoRide and Bird to conduct e-scooter pilots in geofenced areas. VeoRide's one-year pilot was extended by six months to accommodate commuters during COVID-19. Bird was granted a six-month license to replace Spin after its pandemic-related withdrawal. Each operator is allowed up to 500 scooters as part of the program. E-scooter use is limited to daytime hours with operators prohibited from allowing rentals after sunset.

Pilot / POC Micro-Mobility Transportation

Wichita, KS

Municipality in Kansas

United States

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Wichita approves electric scooter pilot program

WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — Electric scooters could be headed to Wichita soon. The Wichita Eagle reports that the city council approved a pilot program Tuesday. Companies that want to rent out...

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