Hopp, an Estonian scooter company operating under the name Bolt in the U.S., has recently launched over 700 scooters in Washington, D.C., focusing on safety and innovation. Their scooters feature pothole-detecting cameras that collect data for city maintenance and ensure video evidence of crashes. Unlike competitors, Hopp's charging model is based on distance rather than time, promoting safer riding practices. Additionally, their Hopp for All program targets low-income users, allowing for unlimited 30-minute rides to improve accessibility.
The Estonian company Hopp has entered DC's crowded micromobility space with vehicles that boast a pothole-detecting camera.
Hopp offers a unique pricing model based on distance rather than time, allowing riders to avoid the pressure of a ticking clock.
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