Scooter Share Station Design and Rollout
Are You Looking to Rollout Scooter Share Stations?
Scooters or e-scooters was introduced as a shared mobility service in 2017 in the USA. The trend has picked up really strong with e-scooters operating in 65 US cities. Scooters have the potential to solve the transportation goals of major cities in our nation. As cities grow and traffic becomes worse, e-scooters can go a long way to help people reach their destinations safely and efficiently in less time.
The electric scooter sharing market is growing strongly as most citizens in the country have a favorable perception of the service. The electric scooter market size is expected to reach 28.56 billion by 2025 with more cities adopting the model of transport.
E-scooters have also become popular due to their environment-friendly nature. The scooters use batteries instead of fuel and help fight pollution and the dreaded consequences of climate change. In fact, within one year or introduction, electric scooters have been able to save 17.95 million pounds of CO2 emissions.
Popular e-scooter sharing companies in the USA have already crossed the mark of 10 million rides which continue to grow with every passing day.
The operation of scooter sharing model is largely dependent on the share stations where the scooters are parked or docked. The share stations provide a space to accommodate and rent scooters and feature terminals for check-in and check-out. The stations also have the infrastructure to take payments and offer information to the riders.
New York Engineers offers professional scooter share station design and rollout services across the USA. Our design process is scalable and can support the rollout of hundreds of stations in record time. We help you from the inception of your project till the rollout so that you never have to worry about a thing. Our engineers have developed hundreds of stations and can help your project achieve success and efficiency.
Designed for Safety
A scooter share station must be designed with safety in mind. For instance, no one will want to use a station which has poor lighting as they may feel personally unsafe. All stations we design are properly lit and can even incorporate solar power for energy savings.
Stations can also be designed as a tool to calm high volumes of traffic in a city. We can use various station setups to control traffic effectively without compromising the safety of pedestrians or riders. We also try to take advantage of locations which encounter a high volume of pedestrian traffic for maximizing your profit.
Operationally Feasible
We design scooter share stations in a way that makes it easy for service personnel to access the stations and do their work without any problems. The stations are always accessible for rebalancing and performing maintenance without hindrances.
If you have opted for solar power, we will ensure your station receives adequate sun exposure to be able to function. Our designs help you create operationally feasible stations that provide high usability.
Blends in Streetscape Hierarchy
Properly designed scooter share stations become a part of the streetscape hierarchy. The station should have precedence over moveable objects like standard scooter racks or drive rails. At the same time, they should not block or create conflict with major streetscape components like bus stops, fire hydrants, transit stops or loading docks. Station plates should not cover utility access points while scooters can overlap utility points.
We design the stations to become a part of the streetscape which integrates with the surroundings seamlessly. Our stations enhance the usability and value of the space, making way for lively public spaces.
We follow the best practices in the industry and use innovative techniques to design scooter share stations. No matter where your location is, we can help you create a fully-functional station that riders can use in a simple and easy manner.
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