To help slow the spread of the corona virus, Lime is stopping vehicle rental in numerous countries around the world.
Lime, the e-scooter rental company, is drawing its conclusions from the global corona virus pandemic this week. In order to slow the spread of the virus and thereby protect the risk groups in particular, the company discontinues the rental of e-scooters and bicycles in numerous countries in Europe and the Middle East as well as the USA and Canada. The rental stop is valid in Europe among others in Germany, France, Austria, Poland, Sweden, Switzerland and Great Britain. In the United States, a total of 21 states such as New York, California and Texas are affected by the temporary closure of the rental business.
In some cities and countries, including Rio de Janeiro, Seoul, Sydney and Abu Dhabi, Lime's e-scooter and bike rental remains active for the time being. If the recommendations of the responsible health authorities are tightened there too, Lime plans to temporarily suspend its business. Lime says it has tightened hygiene precautions in countries where the rental business is still active. For example, vehicles are cleaned and disinfected more often, while employees have to wear gloves and are required to wash their hands frequently. Lime also recommends that customers wear gloves while driving the rental scooters and disinfect them before starting their journey.
Lime, the e-scooter rental company, is drawing its conclusions from the global corona virus pandemic this week. In order to slow the spread of the virus and thereby protect the risk groups in particular, the company discontinues the rental of e-scooters and bicycles in numerous countries in Europe and the Middle East as well as the USA and Canada. The rental stop is valid in Europe among others in Germany, France, Austria, Poland, Sweden, Switzerland and Great Britain. In the United States, a total of 21 states such as New York, California and Texas are affected by the temporary closure of the rental business.
In some cities and countries, including Rio de Janeiro, Seoul, Sydney and Abu Dhabi, Lime's e-scooter and bike rental remains active for the time being. If the recommendations of the responsible health authorities are tightened there too, Lime plans to temporarily suspend its business. Lime says it has tightened hygiene precautions in countries where the rental business is still active. For example, vehicles are cleaned and disinfected more often, while employees have to wear gloves and are required to wash their hands frequently. Lime also recommends that customers wear gloves while driving the rental scooters and disinfect them before starting their journey.
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