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Dockless electric scooters are now commonplace on streets and sidewalks across Wisconsin, but cities are realizing different levels of success with companies providing this alternative transportation.
Operating in Green Bay and Whitewater, fledgling efforts in Eau Claire and Oshkosh.
Bird e-Bikes can be found at various locations across the University of Mississippi campus. Photo by Cameron Larkin. The University
The expansion comes as former rival Bird emerges from bankruptcy
Lime, the operator of a shared electric bike and scooter network backed by Uber Technologies Inc., is planning to invest more than $55 million this year to expand its global fleet. The San Francisco-based company will add more than 30,000 net-new bikes across North America, Europe and Australia while also replacing aging ones, Chief Executive Officer Wayne Ting said in an interview. It's also looking to return to Greece and Mexico -- markets that it had exited during the pandemic, he said, and is exploring new business lines such as advertising deals and a new vehicle type for its shared fleet...