‘Start small:’ Burlington considers shared e-scooter pilot for this trail
An electric scooter share program could be coming to Burlington’s Centennial Trail.
An electric scooter share program could be coming to Burlington’s Centennial Trail.
City of Burlington Transportation Planning Technologist Dan Ozimkovic told the city’s cycling advisory committee, at its Jan. 28 meeting, the city plans to request proposals from e-scooter share providers that have approached the city, to partner in a pilot project on Centennial Trail.
“Vendors we’ve talked to have said to start small,” Ozimkovic said. “Get our feet wet, let people get familiar.”
‘Start small:’ Burlington considers shared e-scooter pilot for this trail
An electric scooter share program could be coming to Burlington’s Centennial Trail.
An electric scooter share program could be coming to Burlington’s Centennial Trail.
City of Burlington Transportation Planning Technologist Dan Ozimkovic told the city’s cycling advisory committee, at its Jan. 28 meeting, the city plans to request proposals from e-scooter share providers that have approached the city, to partner in a pilot project on Centennial Trail.
“Vendors we’ve talked to have said to start small,” Ozimkovic said. “Get our feet wet, let people get familiar.”
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‘Start small:’ Burlington considers shared e-scooter pilot for this trail
An electric scooter share program could be coming to Burlington’s Centennial Trail.
An electric scooter share program could be coming to Burlington’s Centennial Trail.
City of Burlington Transportation Planning Technologist Dan Ozimkovic told the city’s cycling advisory committee, at its Jan. 28 meeting, the city plans to request proposals from e-scooter share providers that have approached the city, to partner in a pilot project on Centennial Trail.
“Vendors we’ve talked to have said to start small,” Ozimkovic said. “Get our feet wet, let people get familiar.”
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