Pay-per-minute e-scooters are now available on almost every street corner in every major city. Major e-scooter companies, like Bird and Lime, claim there have been over 120 million e-scooter rides in the U.S. in just over a year. As these e-scooters and vehicle sharing services become more popular, questions remain as to how companies can protect their riders and limit their own liability. Below are some best practices companies and manufacturers should follow to avoid this developing area of litigation.

Encourage Safe e-Scooter Use

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