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With fundings at $150 to $200 million, I guess this is a real thing now. It confuses me slightly though. These scooters have been around for a while, and only now they are making a …

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Do Bird and Lime scooters turn off?

Technically, Bird and Lime scooters don’t “turn off.” However, at 9 p.m., all scooters with non-low batteries become “harvestable” (eligible for chargers to pick up), making it tough to find a scooter after that time. ...

When can you find Bird and Lime scooters after?

It can be tough to find a Bird or Lime scooter after 9 p.m. because at this time, all scooters with non-low batteries become “harvestable” (eligible for chargers to pick up). Technically, Bird and Lime scooters don’t “turn off.” ...

How fast can a Bird & Lime scooter go?

Most Bird and Lime scooters travel at a max speed of 15 to 17 miles per hour. Always remember to wear a helmet when riding. The user agreement states that scooters must be driven in the road, preferably in a bike lane. ...

What is the starting cost of a Lime or Bird scooter?

As the first major companies in the market, Lime and Bird standardized the cost of dockless electric scooters: $1 to start and $0.15 per minute. As original innovators like Uber and Lyft have started testing out lines of scooters, they have followed suit with their pricing models. ...

What is the difference between Bird and Lime scooters?

The physical differences between Bird and Lime scooters are negligible, with the exception of the brakes. Finding a scooter between the two that provided a smooth, fast ride was about as reliable as the weatherman. ...

Can Bird and Lime scooters be folded or collapsed?

Neither Bird nor Lime scooters can be folded or collapsed. Unlike personal electric scooters, these shared scooters do not need to be portable as riders do not carry them into buildings. They weigh about 40 pounds, making them difficult to haul into cars. ...