French professionals accustomed to using self-service electric scooters to get around the city are now getting used to the idea. Paris or to Nice will be able to try their hand at Italian-style driving. Cityscoot made official his arrival at Milanwhere no less than 500 electric scooters are already available on a self-service basis. " Getting started "warn those in charge of the made in France platform, who are already announcing the arrival of 500 additional vehicles". in the coming weeks ".
" We are proud to begin our European expansion in Milan, a city at the forefront of sustainable mobility. "says a delighted Bertrand FleuroseChairman and founder of Cityscoot. " Our mission here is the same as in the other cities where we operate: to make the city less noisy and less polluted, by helping to change people's habits in favour of greener, more sustainable ways of living. "he continues.
In addition to Milan, Cityscoot will be launching on the streets of Rome. In both cases, the operation will be based on what users are already familiar with on the French market, which currently has 4,000 scooters: booking via thesmartphone application where the nearest available scooters are geolocatedthen unlocking by 4-digit code on the scooter's numeric keypad. And following the example of the French market, Cityscoot is offering novices a free lesson to familiarise themselves with the vehicle and how to handle it.
