Inside Arvada's Shared Scooters and Bikes with Aislinn Droski
Show notes
Aislinn Droski, Arvada's bicycle and pedestrian coordinator, shares insights on the City's micromobility program that has facilitated over 130,000 rides since launching in 2021. The program has evolved from a pilot to becoming a permanent transportation option connecting residents to transit, commercial centers, and other services.
- Micromobility includes devices like e-scooters, e-bikes, and seated "gliders" that provide transportation options for shorter trips
- Lime is currently Arvada's sole vendor, operating under a permit system with devices placed throughout eastern Arvada
- If you notice improperly parked scooters or have feedback about the micromobility program, please contact the team through Ask Arvada.
News & Events
- Ralston Creek Improvements Project is nearly complete and the trail will reopen very soon
- Late summer planting opportunities with Resource Central
- Watch the People’s Choice Movie Poll winner at Clear Creek Valley Park on Friday, August 29th
- Ralston Central Splash Pad closes after Labor Day on Monday, Sept. 1
- The Olde Town Fountain will switch to Sundays only after Labor Day through September
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