Electric powered scooter sharing services are increasing in popularity as means to navigate cities across the US. Since many of these vehicles do not have to be returned to docking stations, they can be left anywhere the last renter chooses, blocking sidewalks and causing obstacles that people with disabilities must navigate around.

United Spinal is working with manufacturers and providers that want to hear from the disability community on developing solutions to these accessibility problems.

If you are a wheelchair user or person living with a disability that has encountered accessibility issues due to electric scooter sharing services or you have had positive experiences with specific rental manufacturers or providers, please take this brief survey.

Your feedback will be instrumental in improving future services and ensuring they do not impede access to our built environment.

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* 1. How often have you encountered accessibility issues due to electric powered scooters being left on streets and sidewalks.

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* 2. What types of accessibility issues have you encountered?

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* 3. Are there any specific cities/scooter rental companies that you feel have efficiently addressed accessibility issues (ie, rental vehicles not blocking sidewalks, impeding access, etc.)?

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* 4. What recommendations would you offer to prevent future accessibility issues due to electric powered scooter sharing services?

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