A new movement for all San Diego riders.
We're not a company. We're not a startup.We're tax-paying grassroots advocates for people who ride. We ride scooters. We get around on bikes. We cruise on powered wheelchairs. We skateboard. We roll on hoverboards. Our wheels give us new ways to get around the city. And we demand safer public road space.
More low-speed lanes
We advocate for the City of San Diego to create “mid-speed” road space so people from ages 8 to 80 can feel comfortable riding our streets — whether bike, scooter, powered chair, skateboard, or whatever they roll with.
Lower speed limits
We advocate for lower speed limits on San Diego streets, a proven strategy for lowering injury rates and saving lives.
Laws that protect
We seek traffic laws that enhance the safety of riders, not punish riders for avoiding dangerous street configurations. We oppose policies that protect the privileges of car drivers at the expense of other road users’ safety.
Educating leaders
We speak out in public forums to bring forward more voices in favor of creating space for scooters, bikes, power-chairs, and other mobility devices. And to bring awareness of the ecological and social value of mobility devices in general.
Fair distribution by companies
We push for better distribution of mobility devices so that communities of concern receive the benefits of access to scooters and bikes. We insist that companies and city agencies ensure mobility devices get wide distribution, not just in select neighborhoods.
Get involved.
Your experience and your voice can become a powerful force for transforming San Diego into a city with more options for safely getting around. Get on RideSD's mailing list to keep up with the latest.
Austin writer Dan Keshet lays out problems — and fixes — with scooters
In a story entitled: "The problems with scooters are real. Let’s fix them," Austin writer Dan Keshet points out some of the main points of contention about scooters and their impact on public spaces. Unlike a lot of stories on the topic, Keshet…
Uber scooters giving free rides till January 9, 2019
Uber uses the moniker 'JUMP' for its bike and scooter service. And both JUMP bikes and scooters are getting free rides and helmets through Jan. 9, 2019. Riders can get up to five, 30-minute rides per day. Scooters will then cost $1 to unlock and…
Lyft scooters follow Uber’s JUMP into San Diego
On December 19, 2018, rideshare service Lyft announced Thursday it is joining Uber's 'Jump' in offering dockless electric scooters in San Diego. Lyft marks the fifth entrant in the local market after Bird, Lime, Razor and Uber. The scooters that…
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This Tuesday, 1/28, 10am is the 2nd hearing for the Boardwalk Scooter Ban proposition at City Council. Write a letter of opposition to the ban or joining us at Council on 1/28 to make a public comment for keeping all riders safe and allowing mobility devices on the boardwalk.
"Through the first 23 days of 2020, four pedestrians have died on San Diego streets and freeways. In 2019, 46 pedestrians, bicyclists and scooter riders were killed in the city." #VisionZero 86-year-old man struck, killed in Mira Mesa https://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/public-safety/story/2020-01-23/pedestrian-struck-killed-in-mira-mesa
