Lime added a half-bike, half-scooter hybrid dubbed the LimeGlider to its Seattle fleet in May.
Seattle’s fleet of Lime shared bikes and e-scooters got a boost this year when the company introduced a new hybrid vehicle dubbed the LimeGlider. The system saw a 61 percent jump in rides from 2024, with riders taking 9.7 million trips this year.
According to an article in GeekWire by Kurt Schlosser, “The Seattle Department of Transportation said this fall that it is adding more than 200 new bike and scooter “corrals” downtown and in other parts of the city to encourage proper parking and alleviate sidewalk clutter.”
The system had its highest ridership month in August with over 1.3 million rides. The most popular destination was the city’s iconic Pike Place Market.
FULL STORY: Lime bike and scooter rides jumped 61% in Seattle in 2025, with Pike Place Market as top destination
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