Estonian ride-hailing company Taxify has launched an electric scooter rental service in Paris called Bolt, following rivals Bird and Lime e-scooter launches in the city earlier this year. Taxify customers can access the Bolt e-scooters via a QR-code on an app. E-scooter rentals were briefly banned in San Francisco before the city recently issued permits to just two companies - Scoot and Skip. London doesn't have an e-scooter service because the vehicles are illegal on public roads and pavements. It is the third such service to launch in Paris after rival companies Bird and Lime, who both placed their electric scooters on Parisian streets earlier this year. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is expected to announce its plans for regulating genetically modified organisms (GMOs) next week, but it may not be as strict or far-reaching as some advocates would like.
Estonian ride-hailing company Taxify has launched an electric scooter rental service in Paris called Bolt, following rivals Bird and Lime e-scooter launches in the city earlier this year. Taxify customers can access the Bolt e-scooters via a QR-code on an app. E-scooter rentals were briefly banned in San Francisco before the city recently issued permits to just two companies - Scoot and Skip. London doesn't have an e-scooter service because the vehicles are illegal on public roads and pavements. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is expected to announce its plans for regulating genetically modified organisms (GMOs) next week, but it may not be as strict or far-reaching as some advocates would like.