Micromobility company
Appears in 3 stories · Last updated Oct 31, 2026
Operating scooter-share in San Francisco under permit
About 30 percent of Lime's San Francisco scooters now carry front-mounted cameras that use artificial intelligence to tell a sidewalk from a street or bike lane. When the system, called Lime Vision, detects sidewalk riding, the scooter beeps and the rider gets an app notification until they move off the sidewalk or end the trip.
Updated Oct 31
As of September 2026: Former Grand Rapids vendor; vehicles being phased out
Grand Rapids' shared e-bikes and scooters switched operators Sept. 1, with Veo replacing Lime. Low-income riders see the biggest change: Veo Access costs $5 a month for 30 free daily minutes, versus the $40 a week Mobile GR estimated under Lime's 50% discount.
Updated Sep 7
As of July 2026: Newly public on the Nasdaq under ticker LIME
Lime went public on the Nasdaq on July 1, 2026. The e-bike and scooter operator priced its shares at $25, raising about $174 million and valuing the company near $1.6 billion.
Updated Jul 1
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