Objective evaluation of scooters’ advantages

The E-scooter fleet solves the problem of last mile commuting without breaking a sweat or worrying about whether your vehicle will be stolen. However, the advent of electric scooter sharing fleets has caused many problems in cities and people are frustrated with the way electric scooters are being used. It’s time to assess the pros and cons of electric scooter fleets and see where the industry is headed.

The benefits of a fleet of electric scooters

For the end user, the benefits speak for themselves. It’s the perfect way to commute short distances with ease. All you need to hire an electric scooter is an app and you can leave almost anywhere as long as you follow the guidelines for using and parking your electric scooter. Unfortunately, we’ve seen electric scooters often left in random places, blocking pedestrian access. Using an electric scooter is also fairly cheap – it costs about $1 per trip plus 15 cents per minute. In addition, scooters are fun to ride and are better for the environment than other forms of transport that use fossil fuels.

For potential fleet operators, the main benefit is the booming billion-dollar industry and its rapidly expanding range of opportunities. According to Anand Sanwal, CEO of technology data and analytics firm CB Insights, “There are underlying trends, such as declining car ownership and a shift towards living in urban areas, that also suggest the urban transport market that Bird and others are attacking is growing.”

Secondly, according to Mark Suster, one of Bird’s investors, as an e-scooter operator you can get a lot of valuable data by tracking the location of vehicles and where people tend to pick up and leave their e-scooters. In turn, this can help cities build better cities.

Thirdly, as a fleet owner you will be able to create new money making opportunities. bird, Lime and other products give people the opportunity to increase their income by collecting and charging scooters at night. As well as making money, these people will be part of an innovative movement to drive the industry to make better electric scooters with longer battery life, which is currently the main obstacle.

Finally, electric scooters are not just a toy for the tech bros and hipsters. According to a new study on new micro mobility services, including electric scooters, a majority (70%) of people across the US have a positive attitude towards electric scooters. Women should be more likely to suppor