This document outlines several projects and initiatives by Forth aimed at promoting equitable micromobility. The Community Electric Bike Project involved 28 participants who rode e-bikes for 10 weeks, covering nearly 4,000 miles. Scooter Safety Education workshops educated 283 people. The Safe and Equitable Scooters and E-bikes Project created safety videos and curricula and conducted 6 safety courses. The E-bikes For All Working Group meets monthly with 45 members to expand access to e-bikes through potential rebates and other programs. Options to promote more accessible micromobility discussed include e-bike rebates, giveaways, expanding Biketown, scooter access programs, and transportation

1. Joe Wachunas
5.11.2021
Equitable Micromobility
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2. March - November 2017
● 28 participants
● 10 weeks with an e-bike
● 3,997 miles ridden
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Community Electric Bike Project

3. Scooter Safety Education
June - December 2019
● 10 Scooter workshops
● 283 people educated
● Sunday Parkways/ Hacienda
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4. August 2020 - July 2022
● 2 videos highlighting E-bike safety and
access
● E-bike + Scooter safety curricula
● 6 safety courses conducted with
affordable housing communities
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Safe and Equitable Scooters and E-bikes Project
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5. August 2020 - Present
● Monthly Meetings
● 45 person group
● Hear from communities promoting
e-bikes across the nation
● Working to expand access to e-
bikes hopefully through rebates
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E-bikes For All Working Group
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6. How to make micromobility more accessible?
● E-bike rebates
● Give away e-bikes?
● Biketown for all
● Scooter Access programs
● Transportation Wallet Program
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7. Joe Wachunas
josephw@forthmobility.org
Thank You!
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