An electric scooter company called Bird debuted its service in Kansas City on Wednesday - yet, serious questions remain about the scooters’ legality, safety, and liability on city streets and ...

Motorized scooters were marketed to us as a clean, efficient, futuristic answer to short trips. They’re small, portable and supposedly safe — limited by design to reasonable top speeds. But what ...

NORFOLK, Va. – With the arrival of the e-scooters provided by the company ‘Lime’, the City of Norfolk has answered questions you may have before hitting the road. Below are some questions you may have ...

The first real numbers are in on Portland’s e-scooter pilot. The Portland Bureau of Transportation released an in-depth survey today of 4,500 riders. Finally, we’ve got hard data to back up our ...

(TNS) — Electric scooters could finally hit Seattle streets, more than a year after Mayor Jenny Durkan said she was open to allowing the devices that became commonplace in cities like Portland and ...

Almost overnight, electric scooters have seemingly become ubiquitous on streets and sidewalks in cities across the United States. From joyriding teens to commuters to tourists, this latest ...

Cities across the U.S. have been riding the e-scooter craze for more than a year, so it’s a good time to ask some emerging questions in the midst of urban disturbance. As we do, let’s remember that ...

E-scooters have arrived in Portland. Maybe you've seen some youths riding them around and you're wondering, Seinfeld-like, what's the deal? Here are your questions, answered by city officials, ...

What rules apply to e-scooters? How much does it cost to borrow one? And how does the return process work? On this page, we have compiled the most important questions and answers about e-scooters.

As Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan indicates she may welcome scooter-share to Seattle — an idea some City Council members have been behind for months — questions ranging from rules of the road to legal ...

Earlier this summer, my husband, Jim, and I took our two teenage nephews to Washington, D.C., for a vacation. Neither of the boys had been to the nation’s capital before. Jim and I, who have no kids ...