Mobility for the digital era
Getting around should be easy (and fun) for everyone. We embrace technology to provide low cost, smart access, to scooters at your fingerprint.
About
Better urban living
We're helping connect cities and bring people closer together. Our scooters are also fully electric and we offset the minimal carbon footprint for each ride.
Our Values
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Our Tech
We're using cutting edge technology to drive accessible urban transportation forward. Our fully electric scooter are a joy to ride.
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Our Integrity
We're fully committed to cover a great yet, safe sustainable micro-mobility experience in every city we serve.
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Our Community
We support every community we serve. All workers are paid a living wage based on their location, and are scoot employees
FAQs
How it Works
How do I download the app?
To download the scoot app, you can search "Scoot" in both Apple and Google Play stores. And even simpler way to do it would be to click the relevant link at the top of this page, and you will be re-directed to the correct page.
Can I find a nearby Scoots?
Yes, you can find a Scoot near you. Our scooters are available in multiple cities and are designed to be conveniently located where you need them most. Simply open the Scoot app to view a live map showing all nearby scooters in your area.
Do I need a license?
No, you don't need a driver's license to ride a Scoot. However, you must meet the minimum age requirement and follow all local riding laws and safety guidelines.
Safe Driving
Should I wear a helmet?
Yes, we strongly recommend wearing a helmet every time you ride. While laws vary by location, a helmet helps protect you and keeps your ride safe and worry-free.
How about the rules and regulations
In Winnipeg, follow basic traffic rules like a cyclist, ride only where scooters are allowed, avoid sidewalks unless permitted, and obey local bylaws on speed and paths.
What if I damage my Scoots?
If you damage your Scoots, stop riding and report it in the app. You may be charged if the damage was due to misuse, according to local rules in Winnipeg.