they were banned because peole would just dump them in the middle of the side walk or in people’s yards.
Our rentals “fixed” that issue by continuing to run the clock, so the customer would be charged more and more until they actually parked them in a designated area.
It’s a simple fix. Many pilot e-scooter programs didn’t account for this problem in the first year, but I would imagine most implemented this if the program was allowed the next year.
Our rentals “fixed” that issue by continuing to run the clock, so the customer would be charged more and more until they actually parked them in a designated area.
It’s a simple fix. Many pilot e-scooter programs didn’t account for this problem in the first year, but I would imagine most implemented this if the program was allowed the next year.