Scooter Tbilisi

There is widely used public transport within the city: underground, buses, and taxis. Therefore, you can easily get to almost any part of the capital. But the best option is to use the SPACE electric scooter!

The application will ask you to take a photo of the place where the scooter is parked, how it is attached to the parking rack and a photo confirming that the lock is closed. So we will make sure that the scooter and the lock is in order and the parking is done correctly.

Scooter Tbilisi

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Mi Electric Scooter 3 - an electric scooter with a 600W motor and the ability to overcome a 16% ascent. The updated scooter features a dual-pad braking system, which is one of the major improvements over the previous generations. The maximum load of the scooter is 100 KG, and the maximum speed is 25 km/h. It takes 6 hours to fully charge the scooter, and it can travel 30 km on a single charge.

More Georgians also took to bicycles in Tbilisi and recently introduced e-scooters, of which there are now reportedly 2,000 in use in Tbilisi and the Black Sea coastal resort of Batumi. Environmentalists and road safety advocates hoped that the experience would encourage City Hall and the government to take further steps.

A special application (BIRD) and a website (www.scroll.eco) have been created for the use of eco-friendly transport, where the rules for using the scooter and the necessary details for moving are described.

The electric scooters will be treated with special disinfectants several times a day in full compliance with the recommendations issued by the World Health Organization and Bird. The use of gloves and disinfectant solution is also essential for the user.

According to Kakha Kaladze, Tbilisi City Hall is working in different directions to improve the ecological situation in the capital. According to him, the new project of electric scooters also serves this purpose.

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Another shared service discussed in the index, e-scooter, is an affordable and quite fun means of transportation, available in 43 out of 50 cities. Recently, most cities have been trying to regulate e-scooters by banning them from sidewalks, setting speed limits, or introducing a fine system for parking at the wrong locations, as in the case of Norway. Some cities, like Athens, went as far as permanently banning e-scooters altogether, only allowing private ownership of electric scooters. 2351a5e196