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, giving residents a much safer — and comfier — ride, thanks to some fancy new features. “We’re always looking to improve our technology and stay up to date,” Anna Prisse, general manager of Lyft’s transit, bikes and scooters, said at a rollout of the new rides on May 3.
The older scooters are still on the streets, but will be gradually replaced as their life spans wane. The most obvious difference between the models is the paint job; the new scooters are white with pink accents, and easier to see at night. But there are many other changes, too., readers share plenty of thoughts. Says Michael:
These look awesome, but too many people are disrespectful and can’t have nice things, so it will be about three days before most of them are trashed.Will these be able to stop at stop signs and red lights? That would be great if they did.Will they have built-in Sippy Cup holders?Will they return themselves to a designated spot? When we come up to Denver for the Rockies games, all we see are home shelters on the sidewalks and discarded scooters.
What do you think of the current scooter situation? Will the new models help? Post a comment or share your thoughts at
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