Keyes Comments on Arrival of Scooter-Sharing Program In Milwaukee
August 8, 2018
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Of Counsel Brue Keyes was quoted in a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel article, “Bublr voices support for Bird and asks state to legalize,” about the rollout of the electric scooter-sharing program Bird in Milwaukee.
Keyes, board president and co-founder of the greater Milwaukee bike-sharing program Bublr Bikes, emphasized the similarities between the two companies, which both provide transportation alternatives to cars. “While I would rather see people on bikes, I do think electric scooters accomplish the same goals we’re trying to accomplish – they’re easy to get around with, and they go that first or last mile,” he said.
Keyes, board president and co-founder of the greater Milwaukee bike-sharing program Bublr Bikes, emphasized the similarities between the two companies, which both provide transportation alternatives to cars. “While I would rather see people on bikes, I do think electric scooters accomplish the same goals we’re trying to accomplish – they’re easy to get around with, and they go that first or last mile,” he said.
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