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Denver to vote on replacing Lime, Bird with new scooter company
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April 27, 2026
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1:26Now PlayingWith Denver set to replace its current scooter operators in the coming weeks, efforts are underway to help thousands of low-income users transition to a new system and avoid losing access.
The city plans to replace Lime and Bird with a single provider, Veo, beginning May 1. Both companies currently offer programs that provide free rides to low-income users. Lime said about 30,000 riders in Denver are enrolled in its Access program, while Bird said roughly 6,500 riders participate in its program.
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