Define the operating model
Private scooters, shared fleets, school use and workplace storage can create different parking, security and charging needs.
Public Realm & Development · Active mobility answer
How Should Scooter Parking Be Planned in Public Space?
Scooter parking should reduce clutter rather than create a new obstruction. Site it where riders naturally end their trip and pedestrian routes remain clear.
Planning guidance — final supplied configuration remains project-specific.
Keep charging separate unless designed
Do not assume ordinary parking infrastructure is suitable for charging. Any electrical pathway needs an exact product, local electrical design and operating policy.
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