How to ride

Don’t worry! We’ve got your back when it comes to riding our E-Scooters. Follow the steps below to ensure a smooth ride.

Right Handle

Throttle, push down to accelerate

Left Handle

Hand break, hold to stop + spin bell for noise to alert pedestrians and others.

Hand brake, hold to stop + spin bell for noise.

Dominant Foot

Keep your dominant foot in front with both feet flat on the scooter deck.

Kick to Start

Kick off and you’re ready to roll! Enjoy the ride!

E- Scooter rules of the road

Electric Scooter Rules per Michigan Legislation
  1. One rider at a time on a scooter
  2. Rider under 19 years of age must wear helmet
  3. Rider under 12 years of age shall not operate on the street
  4. On the street, rider must go the same direction as the traffic & stay as far right possible.
  5. On the street, rider must ride no more than two abreast
  6. Rider can’t pass between lines of traffic
  7. On the sidewalk, rider must yield to the pedestrians & give signal when passing perdestrians

NO operation on Grand Haven Boardwalk/Pier

Where to Ride

For longer rides and scenic exploration of Grand Haven. Ride like a local.*

Lake Ave

A local favorite of Grand Haven. The iconic tree-shaded road, passing the cemetery, leading to the lookout and the beach.

Downtown GH

Washington Ave for shopping and restaurants like Buffalo Bob’s, MacKite, Oddside Ales, and Jumpin’ Java.

City Beach

Enjoy the beach and lake here, in a more relaxed atmosphere than Grand Haven State Park. Head to Notos for dinner and drinks, watch the sunset.

Prospect St

Ride up Prospect Street AKA Five Mile Hill for a great view of the lake and Mulligan’s Hollow. The perfect sunset spot.

Grand Haven Cemetery

Has an expansive, paved path through the cemetery and woods.

Mid-town

For Restaurants like Morningstar, JW and Righteous Cuisine.

Duncan Park

AKA Duncan’s Woods for riding on the road through the woods and forest. Reminder, do not take the scooters off the road.

Harbor Island

Cross the bridge to Harbor island to explore the channel and watch the boats pass.

Hub Spots in Grand Haven