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Dockless Scooters to Return, Bublr Bikes to Expand Lime Scooters Milwaukeeans will once again have expanded options to get around the city this summer. On Friday, the Department of Public Works announced the return of a pilot program with three dockless scooter companies: Bird, Lime and Spin, each of whom previously operated in the city in the summer of 2019. While it feels like an eternity ago, the scooters were polarizing amongst Milwaukeeans, largely due to safety concerns stemming from the nature of the program. Riders could unlock a scooter via the use of that respective companyâs app, and then dispose of it wherever they saw fit, locking it back up for the next user. As per the case in 2019, sidewalk usage of scooters is still illegal, and riders are instructed to follow the rules of the roads and parks where their usage is permitted. Operators will be required to monitor sidewalk usage of their respective scooters, as well as creating strategies to prohibit sidewalk usage.
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Milwaukee is expanding its modes of travel for residents by bringing back electric scooters and more Bublr Bikes to the city. The Department of Public Works (DPW) selected three scooter operators -- Bird, Lime, and Spin -- to participate in a dockless scooter pilot study that will run from June 1 to Nov. 15. According to a news release, the 2021 pilot allows three operators with 1,000 scooters per operator, and requires a broader dispersal of scooters city-wide with fewer concentrated downtown, compared to the 2019 pilot. The pilot is citywide with a total of seven zones to support wider distribution and use. Zone 1 – which encompasses the downtown, near west side, near south side and lower east side – allows a maximum of 300 scooters. The remaining six zones require a minimum 480 scooters in each zone.