Faster than walking, cleaner than driving

Scooty’s are fun, sure. But they also have a serious role to play in opening public transit systems to everyone. We are working on developing partnerships with public transit agencies in the region. That means if you turn up at any bus or train station, you can grab a Scooty for your onward journey.

Scooty is working in different ways to cut emissions and shrink journey times. By connecting more people to public transport, we take more cars off the road. In fact 36% of micro mobility rides are in place of car trips. And by improving ‘first and last mile’ commuting we make clean, cheap public transport more accessible to more people.

Safety is our top priority. That means careful caps on max speeds and safety training for riders.  You’ll never find Scooty’s littering the streets, because riders have to return them to designated locations.  We’re always listening to our local partners and we will use our micromobility data to fine tune our offers to the needs of the community.

E-scooters and bikes are powerful things. They inspire people to explore neighborhoods and discover businesses. In fact, the data tells us that food and beverage industries see an uplift when e-scooters and bikes are introduced in an area . As urban economies get back on track post-pandemic, e-scooters and bikes have a part to play in bringing more people to more places in our cities.

Getting urban transport right takes collaboration and civic thinking. It’s the Canadian way. So we’re partnering with cities, with public transit authorities and with big developers so that we can create solutions that work for everyone. It matters, because we don’t just work in these communities, we call them our home.