It’s a power trip.
You’ll find scooters in Boise on just about every corner. They’re convenient, environmentally-friendly and fun to ride. Riding a scooter can help fill in the gaps between the bus or vanpool, and parking them is a breeze. Scooters are electric too, so no noise and no fossil fuels. Just make sure you’re not one of those scooter riders. Know the rules before you ride.
Where to ride e-scooters
On streets
On sidewalks and crosswalks
In bike lanes
On the 25 miles of Greenbelt paths managed by the City of Boise
As with all modes of transportation, please obey traffic laws and be mindful of obstructions, pedestrians, motorists and bicyclists.
Places you cannot ride e-scooters
Riders should check company mobile applications for no-park and no-ride zones. These areas include:
Parts of Boise State University
Boise Skate Parks (No Ride Zone)
Idaho State Capitol (No Park Zone)
Boise Foothills (No Ride Zone)
Kathryn Albertson Park (No Ride Zone)
How to park your e-scooter
Since these devices are stationless, they do not need to be parked in a dock or station. Please refer to the company's mobile application for designated parking zones for the device. Proper parking etiquette is encouraged.
Park the E-scooter upright
Do not park on private property
Do not obstruct ADA access, pathways for pedestrians, bicyclists or motorists
On the Boise Greenbelt, park the E-scooter off the Greenbelt path on a concrete surface
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