Scooter
Forget the Metro: Israelis are “world champions” in shared scooters
Stuck in traffic without a subway, Israelis use e-scooters more than most, with 1 in 5 giving up their private car, a Dott survey finds.
Tel Aviv bike rental operator to add e-scooters to its fleet
Man opens fire outside Petah Tikva courthouse, police conduct search
25 years of Israeli choice: How SYM became the nation’s scooter
US scooter firm Bird goes bankrupt, Israeli prices may rise
While the US bankruptcy filing won't affect Bird's operations in Israel, new license plate requirement may lead to higher rates.
Israel may require electric bikes, scooters to have license plates
A Knesset committee meeting will discuss crucial regulations targeting reckless riders; A European study reveals the benefits of helmets and speed reduction in reducing injuries.
Scooters from Paris make 'Aliyah' to Tel Aviv streets
A ban on electric scooters in Paris has led scooter companies to shift their business to cities such as Tel Aviv.
Grapevine: Scary scooters
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Scooter safety: A Tel Aviv resident’s honest thoughts
A local’s thoughts on electric scooters and what can be done about the dangerous ‘balagan’ on Tel Aviv’s roads and sidewalks
Tel Aviv travels: 6 steps to scooting around the city
Here’s some things I learned if you want to try scooting around Tel Aviv.
Bird to expand to bike rentals in five Israeli cities
The company, which is very active in Tel Aviv, said the Bird-Bike will operate in 5 Israeli cities, at the same price as its scooter rentals.
How shared scooter services changed the face of Tel Aviv
Bird just launched a new app to help riders throughout Israel find the best routes, like a Waze for scooters.
Stay in your lane: Bird to pilot scooter navigation app in Tel Aviv
Developed by Israeli transportation start-up Trailze, the "Bird Maps" app will soon be available on iOS and Android and will provide both audio and visual "turn-by-turn navigation" to scooter riders.
Tel Aviv's iconic bicycle rental service to be discontinued
Launched in April 2011, usage has declined steadily in recent years due to the expansion of the electric bike and scooter market.
