New York City's e-scooter ridership has skyrocketed, setting records after an expansion of the Bronx-based share program into eastern Queens. Lime reported over 200,000 trips taken in early 2025, with February alone witnessing 99,427 trips – a remarkable 79% increase from last year. Half of these trips occurred during peak commuter hours. To support this growth, Lime plans to invest $8 million annually in local operations, focusing on safety and proper parking to address community concerns, while also enhancing their Foot Patrol team based on real-time data.
E-scooter ridership in New York City is soaring, with over 200,000 trips taken in 2025, highlighting a significant increase in micro-mobility usage.
In February 2025 alone, Lime riders logged 99,427 trips, reflecting a 79% rise compared to February 2024 and a 325% spike from February 2023.
Nicole Yearwood emphasized a commitment to enhancing safe riding and proper parking, in light of the rising e-scooter usage and community feedback.
Lime's commitment includes investing $2.5 million annually in Queens, focusing on addressing parking and safety issues through upgraded local operations.
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