Berkeley CEE Professor Susan Shaheen was recently featured in the San Francisco Standard discussing Lime’s transition to a publicly traded company and what it signals for the future of shared micromobility. As a leading expert in shared mobility and transportation innovation, Shaheen reflected on the industry's evolution, noting that Lime's successful public offering demonstrates the growing maturity and long-term potential of shared scooters and e-bikes as part of urban transportation systems.
Shaheen also emphasized that continued success will depend on strong partnerships between cities and mobility providers, thoughtful regulation, and the integration of shared micromobility into broader transportation networks. Her insights highlight the important role these services can play in creating more sustainable, accessible, and connected communities.
Read more: https://sfstandard.com/2026/07/01/lime-scooter-ipo/
