Electric mobility has also appeared in our beautiful country, thanks to the mobility bonus linked to the purchase of ecological vehicles, but in the rest of the world things are definitely a step forward, as in America where the electric scooter rental company, Spin , operates in various cities providing rental scooters that can be parked after completion. But one of the dangers associated with this phenomenon is the fact that users who make use of the service often leave electric vehicles improperly parked on pavements or elsewhere, causing obstacles to people with disabilities.
Civic sense would be enough, but we know that few people adopt it and here comes a solution to the problem thanks to the partnership between the Spin and Segway company known for its Ninebot branded scooters. To be honest, the solution is more personal for the company than for the problem related to civic sense, as in the city of San Francisco there is a sanction on the part of the Department of Transport, a sanction against the sharing operators, which includes a fine of $ 100 if you find an improperly parked or abandoned electric vehicle.
Segway-Ninebot enters into a partnership with Spin to launch remote controlled electric scooters
Spin in about 54 minutes on average, is able to remedy this problem through a physical operator, but the company wants to go further and it is precisely the link with Ninebot that will make the difference and specifically with the Spin-S200 model, an electric vehicle equipped with remote control, which will therefore allow immediate intervention, controlling the unmanned scooter, to position it in a parking station that does not obstruct pedestrians.
The new and innovative service will start this spring, with an initial fleet of 300 scooters, but we will tell you all this, because the innovative scooters with remote control will arrive in Europe, by means of a front and rear camera as well as integrated GPS, with a travel speed of between 2 and 3 miles per hour. But this will also allow users to recall a scooter from a parking lot to a collection point. Ficata right?
