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Jasmine Yandell, co-owner of 12oh7 Herban Eatery, prepares a vegan spicy “chicken” sandwich as co-owner Brandy Dixon waits on Friday, Feb. 17, 2023, at the eatery on the Delmar Loop.

A discounted scooter ride could help people find Black-owned businesses

Lime wants to make supporting Black-owned small businesses easier this month. The bike and scooter share company is teaming up with 12oh7 Herban Eatery! in St. Louis in an effort to give it and other Black-owned small businesses nationwide an economic boost, while ensuring accessibility to the businesses at a discounted rate.

A Bird scooter in Forest Park. August 23, 2019.

Government, Politics & Issues

St. Louis Begins Rolling Out Safety Updates For Bird, Spin And Lime Scooters

Kae M. Petrin

Scooter riders in Forest Park are cruising at a bit more leisurely pace as of this week. St. Louis city officials asked electric scooter rental companies…

Economy & Business

Bye, Bikes: Lime Replaces Its Green Bikes With Scooters In St. Louis

Andy Field

St. Louis will no longer have green bikes lining its sidewalks.Bike-share company Lime decided to replace its bike fleet with electric scooters. The…

People ride Lime scooters along Washington Avenue in downtown St. Louis Tuesday afternoon. Jan. 8, 2019.

Health, Science & Environment

St. Louis Emergency Room Doctors Raise Concerns Over Rising Rate Of Scooter Injuries

Kae M. Petrin

Since electric rental scooters hit the streets of St. Louis last summer, emergency-room doctors have seen dozens of scooter-related injuries, including…

Smartphone-based GPS tracking systems allow people in the St. Louis area to locate, unlock and ride the scooters recently launched by rival companies Lime and Bird.

Economy & Business

Scooting around town on new Limes and Birds mildly terrifying, extremely fun, says RFT’s Daniel Hill

Evie Hemphill

“What is it – people just don’t want to walk anymore?”That’s how host Don Marsh opened Tuesday’s lighthearted St. Louis on the Air conversation with the…