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Q&A: Micromobility Vet Demi Allen on how Swiftmile is Helping Micromobility Mature
We sat down with Demi Allen, Swiftmile’s new Director of Business Development to talk micromobility infrastructure. Demi is a shared micromobility...
Renewable Energy Magazine: First-ever solar-powered e-scooter charging station launched at Edwards Air Force Base
Spin, backed by Ford Motor Company, has deployed a fleet of electric scooters to help members of the military and civilians on Edwards Air Force...
Micromobility.io Podcast: Interview with Colin Roche
TechCrunch: Swiftmile is Bringing Advertising to Micromobility
Swiftmile, the startup that wants to become the gas station for micromobility vehicles, is getting into advertising. Swiftmile already supplies...
TechCrunch: Swiftmile will become the ‘gas station’ for electric bikes and scooters in Austin
What Swiftmile offers serves as a win for operators, riders and cities alike. Operators can provide a better (charged) product to their customers,...
Washington Post: Spin dockless scooters will get docks
Dan Winston, Spin’s regional manager for the Washington area, said 40 docking stations built by the California start-up Swiftmile will be placed in...
Tampa Bay Business Journal: Scooter company Spin unveils first Tampa docking station at Epicurean Hotel
San Francisco-based company Spin, one of the four e-scooter companies operating in Tampa, installed a docking station powered by Swiftmile at...
Biznow.com: E-Scooter Company To Build Docking stations As Building Amenities
Electric scooters have taken D.C. and other cities by storm over the last year, and now one company is looking to position them as an amenity for...
Pittsburg Post-Gazette: Pittsburgh to offer a variety of alternative mobility options at central locations
The city announced Wednesday it has selected the Pittsburgh Mobility Collective — a consortium led by electric bike and scooter provider Spin that...
The Drive: Has Public Transit Finally Found Its First Mile-Last Mile Partner In Micromobility?
Imagine the nearest transit stop is a mile away from you. Would you be willing to walk to it? If you’re like most Americans, you usually wouldn’t;...
