Shared e-scooters are quickly emerging in the U.S., presenting the potential to enhance public transit by serving as a last-mile feeder mode. However, much is unknown about user preferences and travel behavior regarding e-scooter and transit integration. This study addresses this knowledge
Lime is the world’s largest provider of shared electric bikes and e-scooters. Founded in 2017, our mission is to help build a future of transport that is shared, affordable, and carbon-free. Lime has powered more than 500 million rides in
Data from the U.S. and Canada shows how shared bikes and scooters have changed transportation, providing safer, cheaper, and more accessible ways for people to get around.
Half a billion trips on shared micromobility systems since 2010.
Since the first modern North American bike share system launched in Montreal in 2009, shared micromobility has ushered in a transportation revolution, providing safer, cheaper, and more accessible ways for people
Researchers from Monash University studied users of Lime Access — an affordability program offered by shared micromobility company Lime — in Australia, New Zealand, and the U.S.
Researchers surveyed Lime riders in a dozen cities across three countries: Australia, New Zealand, and the United States. By assessing the usage patterns and personal characteristics of both Lime Access and non-Access riders, researchers compared the two groups to identify
As part of an ongoing series, we’re spotlighting underrepresented voices in shared micromobility in order to encourage more diversity and representation in the field.
A qualitative study out of California summarizes what public agencies and non-governmental organizations can do to better bike and scooter share for all.