Lime was introduced in Kelowna in 2021
Safety reminders issued following start of Vernon and Kelowna programs
Options available to those with unique mobility needs
After a rough start in 2021 the city and e-scooter providers are looking for a smoother ride
59 per cent of riders made purchases from local businesses during their trips, according to survey
City says community feedback vital to program improvements
E-scooter company claims the city assured several times it would be able to operate
Neuron Mobility reduces minimum age from 18 to 16
Orange Neuron scooters prove highly popular
Only 300 scooters are left on Kelowna streets, down from the nearly 1,000 present in early June
Final bylaw changes in place to allow personal use and for companies to operate a rental program
E-scooters parked in the middle of walkways can limit accessibility for people with disabilities
Attempts to keep them off sidewalks sidelined
