Another fleet of e-scooters will hit the streets of White Center next week.
San Francisco-based Spin is rolling out electric scooters in North Highline on Labor Day.
Spin will join Lime in a one-year pilot program created through legislation led by King County Councilmember Joe McDermott.
“This program is part of an effort to give residents a micro-mobility option that’s safe and socially distant, as well as a first-mile/last-mile option to connect with transit,” said McDermott. “Spin joining this effort will play a major role in further connecting the White Center community.”
There will be up to 50 scooters at popular transit stops. Click here for a map of the service area.
The cost will be $1 to unlock and $0.25 a minute to ride. The scooters are available from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily.
Riders with limited incomes may be able to access scooters at discounted rates by applying for the Spin Access program.
Customers are required to wear a helmet and should wear a mask anytime they might come within six feet of others.
Spin employees will maintain and sanitize the scooters.
For more information on the program, click here: kingcounty.gov/scooters.
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