Electric scooters are parked at a docking station. By Peter Holley Peter Holley Technology reporter Email Bio Follow May 21 at 9:27 PM Electric scooters have posed a problem outside many storefronts and heavily trafficked buildings since they began appearing in dozens of cities across the country last year.
The evolving plan — being launched by the electric scooter company Spin and a California start-up called Swiftmile — involves installing dozens of electric docking stations on sidewalks as a way to charge e-scooters, give riders a designated place to park their devices and draw more foot traffic to particular locations.
[Scooters are littering sidewalks and injuring pedestrians. Can this start-up bring order to the chaos?] Colin Roche, Swiftmile’s founder, said his charging stations — which can accommodate any brand of e-scooter — are ideal for the kind of pedestrian-congested areas where the devices are often discarded, such as bus and subway stations.
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Douchebag start up “Carl” will begin dropping electric scooters into random ponds and streams in two cities this summer.
And we will toss them in first river we find. Don't be assholes by putting these anywhere
This is bad, mmmkay.
These scooters are a nuisance. Amd most riders don't have the skill to ride safely.
These have become the worst of urban technological pollution. Abandoned without care on narrow sidewalks, doorways, and areas that were once litter free. They need to be banned.
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