E-scooters have disrupted and altered the urban mobility landscape. During their
introductory period, they have been commonly touted as part of a larger micromobility …

E-scooters are rapidly changing transportation in US cities and university campuses. Hailed
as a convenient, inexpensive solution for “last mile” and other short trips, e-scooters are …

As e-scooters become more popular, service providers and policymakers are seeking ways
to retain the existing customers and encourage them to continue to use e-scooters in the …

Shared micromobility such as electric scooters (e-scooters) has the potential to enhance the
sustainability of urban transport by displacing car trips, providing more mobility options, and …

Micromobility is an alternative that can contribute to the change of urban transportation.
Although its emergence is often seen positive because it provides a sustainable way to …

Shared e-scooters are quickly emerging in the US, presenting potential to enhance public
transit by serving as a last-mile feeder mode. However, much is unknown about user …

Throughout the world, cities seek to ease transport-related problems of congestion, air
pollution, noise, and traffic injuries. Urban transport planners have welcomed e-scooters as …

This study examines the potential for public e-scooter sharing systems to fill mobility needs
within and between Chicago neighborhoods. It explores how availability of this micro-mode …

E-scooter is an innovative travel mode that meets the demand of many travelers. A lack of
understanding of user routing preferences makes it difficult for policymakers to adapt …

Shared e-scooters may complement public transport by offering a solution to the first/last
mile problem by easing, or increasing the radius of, access and egress trips. We have …