Razor Micromobility has recently updated its Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions.
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A: Razor has been on the forefront of mobility innovation since 2000 when we reimagined the kick scooter that became a global phenomenon for every age. We then launched our first electric scooter in 2003, and ever since, we have continued to innovate with new mobility products for all ages.
A: Razor Micromobility is our newest product that allows any adult to easily access one of our specially designed electric scooters in communities across the U.S. Razor Micromobility helps make those short-term commutes easy while leaving your car at home.
A: Razor shared scooter application utilizes a simple user registration process, requiring that riders have a valid driver’s license and are over 18 years of age. Helmets are required. In the app, riders can locate a scooter, rent the scooter by scanning a QR code, and then end their ride and complete payment. Razor’s app relies on Bluetooth, GPS, and cellular technology to remain connected to the scooter.
A: You must be at least 18 years old with a valid driver’s license. All applicable local laws do apply.
A: Our new Razor Micromobility has been custom designed from the ground up to provide more comfort, safety, and fun for our riders while withstanding the wear and tear of heavy daily use. Our scooters have UL-compliant batteries, cushy front air tires, a wide deck big enough for two feet side-by-side, and a rigid steel frame designed to best handle a shared service. Razor’s shared scooter is GPS tracked, and it has a headlight and taillight for increased visibility. Razor’s shared scooter has a runtime of 80+ minutes, and it travels at a maximum speed of 15 miles per hour. Every evening all scooters are collected and maintained by qualified experts to ensure peak performance, safety and reliability. The new Razor Micromobility scooters aren’t our original electric scooters, these have longer run times, stronger batteries, disk brakes and state of the art hub motor technology.
A: Our scooters are operational 24/7 in most locations. In San Antonio, our scooters are operational from 6am to 11pm per city regulations.
A: In most states, a valid driver’s license is required. No special license or certification is needed to ride.
A: Please contact our Ride Share support center by starting a live chat in our app, emailing us at [email protected] or by calling (833) LAST-MILE.
A: You can contact our Ride Share support center by starting a live chat in our app, emailing us at [email protected] or by calling (833) LAST-MILE.
A: Razor employs parking monitors to continuously circulate throughout the community. Those parking monitors will move poorly parked scooters and address any complaints reported as quickly as possible. Razor can also restrict parking in specific areas or outside the community through geofencing and GPS technology. Razor’s mobile app provides community-specific rider education after each ride to show nearby parking and encourage good parking behavior.
A: Yes. We encourage caution and common sense to be safe when you ride.
A: New locations will be announced as soon as they become available. Please keep an eye on our social media for location updates.
A: Yes. Each city and state differs regarding helmet laws and electric scooters. We strongly encourage ALL riders to wear a helmet.
A: We encourage common sense. No drinking or scooting while impaired. No talking on cell phones, listening to music, or having more than one rider on a scooter. We discourage bags and other items that would be distracting.
A: When you are finished with your ride, you can park the scooter on the sidewalk pavement or near a bike rack. Please do not park in a red zone (which are located on the map in the app), in pedestrian walkways, wheelchair accessible paths, driveways, crosswalks or loading zones.
A: Razor employs workers to ensure that e-scooters are maintained for safety and peak performance. Razor’s maintenance staff is fully trained in safely transporting, maintaining, and charging every scooter.
A: Razor professionals inspect and maintain each of its scooters every night to improve safety, reliability, and performance. Given our 18 years of experience in designing, building, and maintaining scooters, we are confidently able to monitor the entire fleet’s condition before putting vehicles out for rent each day. Should scooters require repair, Razor carries a local supply of spare parts and replacement vehicles to ensure operations continue smoothly.
A: If you are interested in working with our team, please visit the link below to view our available job openings: https://www.fountain.com/c/razor-worldwide?open_careers_page=true#/
A: A part of Razor’s DNA is creating ways for youth and adults to be active together by leaving the screens at home. Razor’s First Wheels Program provides Razor kick scooters to youth who do not have access to a scooter. Every city Razor Micromobility launches in, First Wheels Program provides kick scooters to the local non-profits as a part of our commitment to investing in the community at every age.
A: Please utilize our in-App Live Chat with any questions during your ride.
A: Razor Micromobility scooters must be ridden in bike lanes wherever possible. Sidewalk riding is prohibited.
A: Each mobile device can only be connected to one scooter at a time.
A: On January 10, 2019, the Tempe City Council approved and mandated a daily fee on dockless scooter companies operating in the City of Tempe. If you have any questions regarding this fee, you may contact the Mayor and City Council at (480) 350-8110.
A: As part of Razor’s ongoing efforts to expand accessibility to new transportations options, we offer an affordability program that discounts our initial unlock fee and price per minute depending on where you live. For more information or to submit an application, please click here.
A: Email us at [email protected].
Razor Micromobility has recently updated its Privacy Policy and Terms & Conditions.
By continuing to the Razor Micromobility site, you agree to these terms.
Read Razor Micromobility’s Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions.