Expect to see more electric bikes and scooters on Providence’s streets and sidewalks in the coming weeks – a lot more. Mayor Jorge O. Elorza’s office recently announced an expansion of the program that will more than double the current 1,000 e-bikes and scooters. While Providence is certainly big enough to accommodate such an expansion,
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These things are a menace, even if people only ride them in the streets as they should.
I see them parked in the way on sidewalks and just left on the grass on Blackstone Blvd.
These bikes are great! I’m glad to see the city expand this asset for city residents and ignore the lower classes of complaining folks who have no interest in the city to begin with.