Dott scooters and bikes arrive in Grenoble

This page is translated from the original post "Les trottinettes et vélos Dott arrivent à Grenoble" in French.

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Dott launches its service in Grenoble. More than 4,000 scooters and electric bicycles will eventually be offered in the metropolis.

The Grenoble metropolitan area issued a call for expressions of interest to strengthen the supply of scooters and free-floating bicycles. After months of discussions, the verdict has been announced, and Dott has won. A significant achievement for the Franco-Dutch operator, already present in Paris, Lyon, Bordeaux, and Marseille.

Dott will launch its service in the Grenoble metropolitan area on July 1, 2022. The operator plans to quickly deploy 2,100 electric scooters and 2,100 electric-assist bicycles. Between 30 and 60 people will be hired on permanent contracts to ensure the smooth operation of the service.

In accordance with current legislation, Dott’s electric bicycle assistance does not operate beyond 25 km/h. The speed of electric scooters is limited to 20 km/h.

Dott, third operator in Grenoble

In Grenoble, Dott will have to face competition from Pony and Tier Mobility, which have been present in the city for just under two years. However, the newcomer has an advantage: the size of its fleet, significantly larger than that of its two rivals.

Of course, Dott vehicle users will be subject to the same obligations as others. Grenoble has established strict rules to ensure the smooth integration of these new mobility options. The creation of numerous dedicated parking zones has notably helped avoid the disorder experienced in some cities. Valentin Berthoux, responsible for relations with the Métropole for Tier Mobility, stated in April 2021 that 95% of scooters were properly parked. “Grenoble has become a model for us, and we recommend other cities do the same,” he explained.

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